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4.3.
Discovering VR-N100U Appliances
When you start up VDRView, a splash screen appears. The splash screen stays up until VDRView discovers all the VR-
N100Us on the same segment of the subnet as your workstation. VDRView uses broadcasts to discover all of the VR-N100Us
on that local subnet.
If you have a large subnet segment, or a lot of VR-N100Us, this process could take up to one minute or longer. When all VR-
N100Us have been discovered, the screen will refresh and the newly discovered appliances will be displayed in the list in the
Zerver Center page.
If VR-N100Us exist on other remote subnets, broadcasts will not discover them automatically. VDRView supports additional
options for discovering these VR-N100Us and are outlined in the following sections (4.6.5 Options – Enable Discovery via
Microsoft Browsing and via Remote Server List). A status bar located at the lower right corner may appear to provide you
additional information.
NOTE: It is assumed that you have already completed the setup for your VR-N100U by following the directions provided
under Chapter 2 Installing VR-N100U.
4.4.
Logging into VR-N100U
Once your VR-N100U is discovered by VDRView, you can proceed to log into the security appliance.
1.
Click on the Log In button to open up the login dialog box. It is located on the upper right corner of VDRView's Zerver
Center page.
2.
A login dialog box will open that provides a list of all discovered security appliances. There is an option to Filter the
list to show all logged in, not logged in, and all VR-N100Us. Once you select the VR-N100U(s) you which to log into,
proceed to input your user name and password, then select the Authenticate button. The default settings for all VR-
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