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Integrating the CMD-Server 8 with your network
The CMD Server 8 communicates via a Netgear FVS114 router. Using a web browser like
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and entering an IP address will allow you to view and control the
server 8 as though you were physically at its keyboard. The IP address of the Server-8 is preset
to a value of 10.10.0.10 at manufacturing time. However, this can be changed to another value if
the preset address is not compatible with your existing network. If there is no existing network,
the user must purchase a router and configure it to be compatible with the CMD Server-8’s
preset IP address, or configure the CMD Server-8 to be compatible with the router if a different
set of IP addresses is desired.
Changing the CMD Server-8 IP address
Warning: Changing parameters other than those described in this document can result in a non-
functioning product.
On the CMD Server-8 laptop, open a web browser and type
http://10.10.101.253 . You should
receive a login window like the one shown on the next page. Enter the username “admin” and
password “password” (typed without quotation marks). Select “Basic Settings” on the left
column if they are not already displayed in the center column. Scroll down to “use static IP
address” and enter your network address parameters. (The Server-8 is preconfigured with an
IP=10.10.0.10, Mask=255.255.255.0, GW=10.10.0.1 and DNS Primary=10.10.0.1) When
finished, select
Logout at the bottom of the left column. Connect the CMD Server-8 Network
connector to your network. At another computer on this same network, open a web browser and
type the UVSS default
https://10.10.0.10 or the new IP that was previously entered. The Server-8
display should now be visible.
Accessing the CMD-Server over a WAN
The CMD-Server can be accessed from anywhere in the world if the LAN to which it is
connected is configured to allow in-coming traffic. There are generally two ways that this can be
done. The easiest (but less secure) approach is to setup the router that communicates with your
ISP (Internet Service Provider) to use Port Forwarding of all HTTPS services so they are sent to
the IP address of the CMD-Server. A much more secure, but significantly more difficult
approach is to use VPN tunneling. The instructions for implementing a VPN tunnel go beyond
the scope of this document. For detailed information please visit your router manufacturer’s
website and consult with your network administrator on the best approach for your needs.