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9. Remote access
Intranet direct access
Generally, this is direct access within own network. This can be used for
larger remote installation but definitely there will happen security issues as
open ports on the routers will be needed.
The biggest advantage is direct operation with device where all commands
and reports are processed immediately.
This access relies on
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settings in Options. Default,
communication is opened via port 8080, with credentials admin/i-frame (all
can be modified).
Go to System Menu-Status, check current IP address assignment and type
in any browser in command line IP_address:port ( example
192.168.0.200:8080). Login popup will appear and enter credentials.