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7. To setup RSSH: Enable RSSH. Leave the Username, Server, Server SSH
port as is.
The Remote Port should be the serial number of the unit. (Cross reference this in the Firmware
Page). Take note of that serial number.
Local Port: 80 for the browser. 22 for FTP.
Status (Read Only) will say "Running" if it has been enabled. Default is "Stopped"
Save the RSSH Settings.
Check to see that "Stopped" turned to "Running".
Go to the URL listed as the server(monitor.d2dtechnologies.com) and type [:] [SerialNumber]
after the .com.
Example: (If your serial number was 12345; http://monitor.d2dtechnologies.com:12345
That should allow you complete access from anywhere.
Be certain that you absolutely change the Login and Password to the Unit. Otherwise, you are at
risk because now this is on the outside world. If you do not want it on RSSH, just disable the
function and it won't be accessible anymore.
NOTE: RSSH passwords are alphanumeric and !@#$%^&*_- only.
8. Time Settings
1. using the standard NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Accurate time settings are necessary for dynamic PSIP and are automatically set. The Flex automatically
sets the time to 0.pool.ntp.org, which is the main standard for Network Time Protocol in the United
States. Set the time zone according to the geographical location of the unit.
NOTE: If the NTP time settings are inaccurate, check your System Gateway and make certain it
allows access to the "Outside World". The Diagnostic Tab has an option for verifying NTP Status. If
your facility uses a master clock, add the IP address or URL. If the master clock is not available through
your gateway, you may need to setup a route to point to it. A good generic NTP to use is: 0.pool.ntp.org.
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