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• Remote Management – By default, management access is only available to users
on your local network, that is, those connected to the LAN port or wireless clients.
However, you can also manage the unit from a remote host through the WAN port
by entering a specific IP address or range of addresses that are allowed access.
- Enable – Enables remote management.
- IP Address – Specifies an IP address or address range that can be used for
remote management. Note that a "0" in the IP address means that any host is
permitted. For example, an IP address specified as 212.120.68.0 means that
any host with an IP address in the range 212,120,68.1 to 212,120,68.255 will be
able to manage remotely. If you check Enable and leave the IP address as
0.0.0.0, any host can manage the unit remotely.
- Port – Specifies the TCP port to use for remote management. The remote
management port must be specified in the address field of your web browser, for
example, 212.220.168.20:8080.
• Email Notification – Enabling Email alerts for security logging of the unit.
- Email Notification Status – Enables/disables email notifications.
- Maximum Trigger Events – Sends an email message if the number of events
exceeds this value.
- Mail Server – The address of the mail server. Specified in the form of
mail.something.com.
- Recipient's Email Address – The email address to send the alert message to.
Specified in the form of someone@something.com
- Email Subject – Allows the user to name the subject of the alert message.
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