Vivotek VS2402, User Manual

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Network settings
Fix the IP address
To eliminate incautious mistakes during installation, Video Server will stay in installation
mode whenever it starts unless "
Reset network at next boot " is disabled. This option
can also be disabled using the Installer program. Once the option is disabled, Video
Server will skip installation at the next boot and the Installer program will not find the
installed units. That implies that Video Server cannot be accessed if no one remembers
the IP address, except for restoring factory default settings. However, with this option
disabled Video Server can automatically operate normally after restarting in case of
losing power. This option is ignored in the PPP connection.
Basic network settings
Administrators may need to modify the network settings to fit into existing networks.
The subnet mask in some broadband service may differ from the default value
255.255.255.0 and service providers may assign more specific network settings.
Administrators should change the configuration to what given by the service provider.
The configuration may include "
IP address ", " Subnet mask ", " Default router ",
" Primary DNS server " and " Secondary DNS server ". After changing network settings,
be sure to leave " Reset network at next boot " blank to skip next installation when the
system restarts. Otherwise those network settings will be erased at the next start.
Changing port number of servers
For security or network integration, administrators also can hide the server from the
general HTTP port by changing "
HTTP port " to other than default 80. “ Local FTP
server port” can also be changed to other than default 21. Administrators should have
enough network knowledge to change the default port.
SMTP
“ SMTP (mail) server 1 ” The domain name or IP address of the external email server.
“ Recipient email address 1 ” The email address of the recipients for snapshots or log
file. Multiple recipients must be separated by semicolons, ‘;’.
“
SMTP account name 1 ” Some SMTP server requires an account name for logging in.
Refer to your SMTP Administrator for detailed information.
“
SMTP password 1 ” The password for the SMTP server account.
“ SMTP (mail) server 2 ” The domain name or IP address of another email server once
the previous server is unreachable.
“
Recipient email address 2 ” The email addresses of the recipients for the backup
server.