Avaya S3210R Manual page 55

To access Message Networking's Web-based administration pages:
1. From a machine on the customer's LAN, in a supported browser, enter the address
http://localhost.localdomain.com where localhost is the name of the machine and localdomain is the
name of the company's domain (for example, http://mymachine.mycompany.com).
A page displays with a security notice. Message Networking requires your browser to have a security
certificate, which is used to establish an encrypted, secure session with the Avaya media server.
2. Click About This Screen for information about the security certificate, or click Continue to proceed.
A dialog box displays informing you that you are about to view pages over a secure connection.
3. Click OK.
The security alert for the security certificate displays.
4. You can either accept the security certificate for your current browser session or install the certificate for
the current session and all future sessions:
Click Yes to accept the server certificate for the current session only. This option is recommended
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if you are accessing Message Networking on a one-time basis (for example, from a computer or
browser that you do not normally use), or if you are unable to store the certificate for future
sessions.
Click View Certificate and then follow the prompts to install the certificate. This option is
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recommended if you are accessing Message Networking from a computer and browser that you
plan to use again. This option is not always available and might not work on all systems. The steps
to store certificate differ depending on the browser you are using.
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