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3.7
How to Configure the AVP Using the Web GUI
The unit is configured using the web browser Graphical User Interface (GUI). For
details of all the GUI screens and options, see
Chapter 5, Web GUI Control
.
For details of supported web browsers please refer to the release notes
accompanying the software release.
3.7.1
General AVP Configuration
The configuration consists of two phases. First, the general parameters of the base
unit and the option cards are configured through the
Device Configuration
web
page. Then, the output streams can be configured through the
Service
Configuration
web page.
To save any changes made, click on the
Apply All
button located at the right side of
the user interface below the page tabs.
Note:
To save time, save the changes only after each parameter has been
altered. When trying to leave a page without saving the changes, a dialog is
displayed which allows saving or discarding the changes or abandoning the
page.
The modified folders in the
Advanced Video Processor Settings
widget and the
corresponding parameters in the
Properties
widget are highlighted in orange.
Moreover, the changes are also listed on the
Changes
tab of the
Information
widget. To undo a change, simply click on it in the
Information
widget. The
appropriate item shows up in the
Properties
widget and its original value can be
restored manually.
3.7.2
How to Enforce HTTPS
The AVP control interface can be used over HTTP or HTTPS protocols. The HTTPS
protocol is always available, and uses a self-signed certificate. It is not possible to
change this certificate.
HTTP is available by default, but an administrator of the unit can turn this off.
To turn off HTTP access:
1. Navigate to the
Device Configuration > Advanced Setup
page and select
Base Unit > Remote Authentication and HTTP server options
.
2. Change the control
Disable HTTP Access (HTTPS is always On)
to
ON
in
order to disable HTTP access, thereby enforcing the use of HTTPS.
Summary of Contents for AVP 4000
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