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3 System
The ICR appliance is managed by the main system administrator. The main system
administrator can add or delete any system settings and monitor the system status.
The other group administrator have no competency to modify the system settings (the
administrator’s name is set by the system main administrator), only can monitor the
system status.
Administration tasks on the ICR appliance include system configuration changes, user
account management, client PC management, system status monitoring and firmware
updates.
Physical network interfaces work differently according to the deployment:
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Bridge mode:
WAN port and LAN port works individually
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Sniffer mode:
WAN port serves as a packet receiver, it can be connected to the mirror port of a
core switch or a network hub.
LAN port can be connected to any other port available on that core switch for
system management by the administrative PC.
Interface Overview
Once you login to the Web interface of ICR appliance, under System menu you’ll find more
sub menus as shown below,
Figure 15, Menu – System
z
Admin, create/remove the administration accounts for the ICR appliance
z
Interface IP, configure the IP address for the ICR appliance and the protocol to
access through Web
z
Setting, email alert settings, backup/restore configuration files and other advanced
settings
z
Date/Time, system clock configuration