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Initial APWeb Setup by Network Admin
Customizing the Site
The APWeb site can be customized in several different ways. This section covers customizing the site
name, access to product services, and bootup operations. Customizing the control options is covered in
the next section (see page 10).
Customizing the Site Name
The site name for the APWeb server can be customized at the APWeb Configuration page. Customizing
the site name can be especially useful when accessing multiple AMX AutoPatch Routing Systems from
multiple APWeb servers on one PC.
To customize the site name:
1.
From any page in the site, click the Configuration link.
2.
Under Set APWeb Site Name, enter the new name (36 character limit, excludes: = ' \ ? < >).
3.
Click Apply. The new name appears at the top of all the pages within APWeb.
Enabling/Disabling Product Services
APWeb can be customized for additional access to the system using any or all of three different means
(Telnet, XNNet tunnel, and BCS tunnel). These means can be enabled or disabled from the
APWeb Administration page. The default for all three is on.
FIG. 5
APWeb Administration
Note: The APWeb Administration page also provides access to the Account Profile /
Site Security page (see page 5).
To enable or disable product services:
1.
From any page in the site, click the Administration link.
2.
Select the access service (see below), and click Apply. A prompt to reboot appears.
3.
Click Ok. (A reboot is required to implement the changes.)
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Telnet
– check this option to be able to open a Telnet client application, such as
HyperTerminal, to access and control the system. This option must be enabled before
establishing a Telnet session with APWeb. If this option is turned off, the Launch Telnet
Session button will not be available on the Diagnostics page.
Account Profile / Site Security
Enable / Disable Product Services
Configure APWeb Settings
APWeb Instruction Manual
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