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Cisco VG30D Voice Gateway User Guide
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Chapter 3 Initial Configuration
Help Facility
Monitor level access allows the user to view the entire system configuration but prevents them from
making any changes.
Configure level access allows the user to make changes on the Application , DPNSS Basic and Q.931
Basic pages and to Back Up Configuration . At this access level, the user can view the remaining pages
but cannot change them.
Advanced level access users can make changes to any part of the configuration.
Help Facility
This facility, which is available from the Main menu, will open a separate browser window that may be
kept open at the same time as the Configuration window. However, it does not have the level of detail
of this User Guide and does not provide guidance on communications protocols.
Logout
The Logout facility is provided because only a single user may access the Cisco VG30D Voice Gateway
management interface at any one time. When a user is logged in, no other logins will be accepted.
Therefore, the user should
Logout at the end of the session.
An inactivity timer is provided for when a user does not log out. This timer enables another user to log
in after a set period of inactivity in the event of a network or computer failure. The factory default value
for the Non-Use Timeout Period is 5 minutes, but it may be set between 3 and 15 minutes. When the
Non-Use Timeout Period expires, it does not log out the user. This logout occurs when another user
attempts to log in.
Note
When using Internet Explorer, if you close the browser or navigate to another location without first
logging out, a window will pop up to ask whether you want to log out from the Gateway Management
Interface. Selecting
Logout will enable another user to log in immediately. Selecting Ignore will close
the window and leave you logged in until the Non-Use Timeout Period elapses.
Access Control
Name & Password Defaults
The factory default settings for the User Name (or User ID) and Password are the same as for the levels
of access. For example, to access the interface at Monitor level, the User Name is
Monitor and the
Password is also Monitor . User Name is always the level of Access. Only the Password may get
changed. Remember that the User Name and Password are case sensitive.
Cisco Systems, Inc., recommends that you change the default passwords. You can do this only when you
are logged in at the Advanced level.