IBM G27, User Reference

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2. Type Administrator in the User Name field, and type password in the Password
field. You can leave the Domain field blank. Make sure the Save this password
in your password list check box is not selected, and then click OK .
Note: To ensure system security, change the Administrator password from
“password” to something else. After you do, or if you create another user
in the Administrator group in the future, use your new
username/password combination instead of the default
username/password combination.
The first time you connect, you might be prompted to install XML and Swing
components. Follow the on-screen instructions to install these components and
then close and restart Internet Explorer before you proceed.
You are now connected to the NAS Gateway 300 through UM Services. In
addition to the standard UM Services functionality, the appliance includes
functionality for administering the appliance, available from the Appliances tab in
the left pane of the UM Services browser. The default view (in the right pane of
the UM Services browser) when you connect to the appliance is Windows 2000
for NAS. The other selectable view in the Appliance tab is Windows 2000
Terminal Services, which displays a Terminal Services Web Connection page.
3. To start Windows 2000 for NAS, click Administer this server appliance in the
right pane of the UM Services browser. To connect to the NAS Gateway 300
and manage it as though you were running Terminal Services Client from the
desktop, select
Terminal Services in the Appliance tab of the UM Services
browser, and then follow the instructions for connecting to the NAS Gateway
300 using Terminal Services described in “Terminal Services and the IBM NAS
Administration console” on page 15.
Figure 2. UM Services default page
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NAS Gateway 300 User’s Reference