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NX300 Operations and Maintenance Manual Operating the transmitter
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2. On your router or firewall software, open ports 3501 and 80 and close (restrict access to)
port 22. If you are using RDS data, open port 7005. If you are using SNMP, open port 161.
3. Enter the IP address in a web browser’s address field.
4. When properly configured, the login menu (see Figure 2.3 on page 2-7 ) appears. Your IP
address and any login messages appear in a box at the top, beside the logo, and the current
software version number appears along the bottom of the login window.
If the login menu does not appear, then your login may not be properly configured and you
should consult the documentation for the
User Accounts
page (see “User Accounts” on
page 2-66 ).
5. Log in to the AUI by entering the appropriate parameters in the login window.
• In the
Language
field, click the down-arrow to review a drop-down menu displaying the
available language options, and select one.
• In the
User
field, enter the username. Default is “Nautel”.
• In the
Password
field, enter the password. Default is blank.
NOTE
: The Nautel AUI is factory configured with a default login username and password. Nautel
recommends that you change the password to improve overall system security. See “Changing the
password” on page 2-68 .
• Press
Submit
to accept your login parameters and display the AUI
Home
page
( Figure 2.4 on page 2-8 ). Note: The opening screen (the
Home
page) will have the
layout from the previous login session.
NOTE
: If you do not have a user account, it must be set up by an existing user with proper
permissions. See “Adding a user” on page 2-68 .
6. At any time, you can access the login menu by clicking the
Logout
button (and then
OK
) at
the bottom, right-hand corner of the AUI (see Figure 2.4 on page 2-8 ).
NOTE
: A maximum of ten remote connections may be logged in at a given time. If any connection is
idle for more than 30 minutes, that user will be logged out, opening a spot for another user to log in.