Change Passwords After Configuration
Configuration files are overwritten whenever you run the Configuration Wizard. It is strongly
recommended, therefore, that you do not make changes outside of the Configuration Wizard.
Making all changes from within the Configuration Wizard prevents you from having custom
configuration files that can be accidentally overwritten.
Running the Configuration Wizard to change passwords after the initial setup also causes all
configuration files to be overwritten if you use the Next button to scroll through all of the pages. If
no manual changes have been made, this does not cause a problem. However, it is
recommended that you go directly to the Change Password window without running the entire
Configuration Wizard, save the passwords and exit the wizard.
See
Configuration Wizard - Passwords on page 12
for additional information on modifying your
passwords.
To go directly to the Change Passwords window, type one of the following URLs:
http://<Host Name>:8080/configWizard/PasswordChange.jsp
http://<IP Address>:8080/configWizard/PasswordChange.jsp
Figure 24: Change Passwords Window
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Summary of Contents for FortiNac BFN320
Page 1: ...Appliance Installation Guide Version 8 3 Date 8 24 2018...
Page 7: ...4...
Page 19: ...Software Configuration Figure 7 Download Documentation Window 16...
Page 22: ...7 Close the window or tab 8 Click Next to continue Password Setup 19...
Page 27: ...Layer 2 Network Configure VLANS Figure 11 Layer 2 Isolation Figure 12 Add Subnet 24...
Page 39: ...Layer 3 Network Configure Route Scopes Figure 18 Layer 3 Access Point Management 36...
Page 40: ...Figure 19 Layer 3 Add Access Point Management Scopes Layer 3 Network Configure Route Scopes 37...
Page 42: ...Figure 20 Layer 3 Routes Import Route Scopes Window Layer 3 Network Configure Route Scopes 39...
Page 46: ...Figure 23 Results Window Results Layer 2 Layer3 Networks Or Control Manager 43...
