AMX SC-N8012 User Manual page 32

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Option
Auto-login Password
Enable LDAP
Server Domain
AD Name
LDAP Guests
Save button
Unsolicited Unit Status
section
Enable Netlinx Settings
checkbox
Device Status
Master Mode dropdown Select Auto, Listen, or URL.
IP/URL field
Port
Device Number
System Number
Username
Password
Save button
N-Command User Manual
System Settings Option Descriptions (Cont.)
Description
In most cases, leave at default setting (password).
Enable to configure the unit to access the network's
LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol) services.
Enter the IP address of the LDAP server.
Enter the Active Directory's name.
Enable to allow guest access to LDAP through
N-Command.
Click to save setting made to this section.
Devices in this list are not configured to send periodic
status packets to this N-Command unit. To enable a
device to begin sending unsolicited status packets,
select it in the list and then click the Assign to... button
on the right.
Click to enable/disable NetLinx on this device.
This status field will show the device to be Online,
Connected, Offline, or Unknown.
Enter the address of the Master Controller.
This field should always be set to 1319.
Defaults to a dynamic device number. May be set to a
static range (e.g., 8000).
Determines which system to connect. This setting is
dependent upon the Master Mode selected (see above).
If Master Mode is set to Auto, the System Number is

set and the system discovers the Master Controller's
IP address.
If Master Mode is set to Listen, the device connects

to any Master Controller.
If Master Mode is set to URL, the IP of the Master

Controller is set.
Username for the Master Controller.
Password for the Master Controller.
Click to save settings made on this page.
Chapter 3: Configuration Options
Notes
Mostly for use with legacy products. If a unit does not
support self-hosted web pages, N-Command will try
to log in to display the web page using the given
username and password.
If enabled, this allows base-level users with guest
credentials to access certain systems through
N-Command.
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