Enabling Or Disabling Types Of Access To Your Dmp - Cisco Digital Media Player User Manual

Chapter 2 Using DMPDM

Enabling or Disabling Types of Access to Your DMP

You can enable or disable various kinds of administrative access to your DMP.
Step 1 In the Settings list, click Services.
Step 2 Enter or edit the required values, as described in
Select Administration > Save Configuration and, when the Save Configuration page appears,
Step 3
click Save.
Restart your DMP. See
Step 4
If you use the FTP service to save a file to /tmp/ftproot/, the file will be deleted automatically the next
Note
time your DMP restarts. If you want the file to persist, upload it to /tmp/ftproot/usb_1/, instead.
Table 2-6 GUI Elements on the Services Page
Element
Services
DMP Shell
MIB Event Notification Indicates whether you enabled or disabled the feature to send event notification messages to one,
FTP Server
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Restarting Your DMP, page
Description
Indicates whether you enabled or disabled DMP login access for Cisco technical support staff.
Enabled — Your DMP allows Cisco technical support staff to log in.
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Disabled — Your DMP does not allow Cisco technical support staff to log in.
•
We do not support the use of this feature by anyone except a Cisco employee.
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trusted DMM appliance that you can choose.
Enabled — Your DMP sends notification messages.
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• Disabled — Your DMP does not send notification messages.
For more information about centralized management, see
Management, page 2-7.
Indicates whether you enabled or disabled the feature to run an FTP server from your DMP. You
might enable the FTP service temporarily, for example, when you want to create a local copy on
your DMP of a content file that you stored at a remote site.
Note We recommend that you disable the FTP service when you do not plan to use it.
Table 2-6, then click Apply.
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