10.3.5
Using NTP Time Synchronization
The appliance supports date and time synchronization via NTP
protocol. To enable NTP, enter the address of a valid NTP
server in the field provided.
10.3.6
HTTP Server Configuration
The HTTP port numbers provided are the standard default ports used by the appliance for the protocols
listed.
HTTP port by default is port 80
HTTPS port by default is 443
These ports can be modified as required but should only
be done if necessary and properly documented.
To select the authentication mode for the HTTPS connections, click the arrow on the
Authentication
Mode
dropdown box to see the available choices. The available choices are
Basic
and
Digest
(Default).
To allow the appliance to accept secure HTTPS connections, select the
Accept HTTPS connections
checkbox.
To force all web connections to the appliance to use secure channels, select the
Accept HTTPS only
checkbox.
10.3.7
Bonjour Protocol Configuration
By default, the appliance is discoverable using the local
domain.
If you need to segment device discovery into multiple domains, such as based on specific locations or
functionality, a specific search domain can be provided.
You may disable Bonjour discovery by unselecting the
Bonjour Discovery Enabled
checkbox.
Note:
Disabling the Bonjour discovery will prevent external software and tools, such as the
IonConfigTool, from discovering your appliance on the network.