Network Configurations - Toshiba SG20 - Magnia - Web Server Customization Manual

Customization

Network configurations

NOTE: Avoid changing the networking configuration of the Magnia SG20 system
while you are creating the custom image. If you require Internet or LAN access, use
the "Corporate LAN or Cable Modem" option. Reset the configuration to "None"
before shipping the customized image.
The Magnia SG20 is delivered with the Internet (public) connection set to "none". This
allows the user to configure the system to their personal ISP requirements (Cable, DSL,
modem).
When customizing the Magnia SG20, it may be desirable to configure the system to allow
Internet or corporate LAN access. This can be done, but you should be aware that after
changing networking configurations, they should be returned to their original state prior
to shipping an image back to Toshiba. If you do not, unintended preset networking
configurations could be delivered to your end users.
If it is necessary to configure the public network for Internet or LAN access, the best
method is to use the "Corporate LAN or Cable Modem" option. You can reset this option
to "none" with little impact on the system.
Configuring public network access using the phone modem or DSL is less desirable.
Some settings, such as phone number or user account/password, can be cached and
might become part of your final customized image (an ease-of-use feature of the Magnia
SG20 UI). However, this can result in the end user viewing your account (the password
will be masked) if they configure modem access.
There are numerous other networking configuration options that may be changed while
implementing a custom image. These can include:
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Internet caching and filtering
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Firewall settings
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High security mode
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Dial-in access
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VPN settings
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Wireless settings
These settings can be safely changed, and then reset to their factory defaults if required.
You can even change these settings to your own preferred setting for shipment.
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Network configurations