Logging Into The Web Manager; Table 4.3: Administrator - Options For Trying, Saving And Restoring Configuration Change; Table 4.4: Administrator - Logout Button And Other Information In The Upper Right - Avocent Cyclades ACS Installation/Administration/User Manual

The various Web Manager actions for trying, saving and restoring configuration changes are
summarized in the following table.

Table 4.3: Administrator - Options for Trying, Saving and Restoring Configuration Change

Task
try changes
cancel changes
apply changes
The following table illustrates the information that displays in the upper right corner of all Web
Manager forms.

Table 4.4: Administrator - Logout Button and Other Information in the Upper Right

Form Area Button and Information
logout
Host Name: Cyclades
IP Address: 192.168.48.11
Model: ACS16

Logging Into the Web Manager

The following procedure describes the login process to the Web Manager and what should be
expected the first time you login to console server.
To log into the Web Manager:
1. To display the Web Manager, enter the IP address of the console server in the address field of
your browser.
NOTE: The ACS console server is usually assigned a static IP address. If DHCP is enabled, you must find out
the dynamically-assigned IP address each time you need to run the Web Manager. If necessary, use the default
static IP address 192.168.160.10 pre-configured in the console server.
a. If DHCP is disabled, use the static IP address assigned by the administrator.
b. If DHCP is enabled, enter the dynamically-assigned IP address. The Login page displays.
2. Log in as
Action
Click the try changes button
Click the cancel changes
button
Click the apply changes
button
Purpose
Click this button to log out.
Displays the hostname, IP address assigned during initial configuration
and the model number of the Cyclades ACS advanced console server.
root and type in the root password. The default password is
Chapter 4: Web Manager for Administrators
Result
Updates the appropriate configuration files. Changes are
preserved if you log in and log out and even if you restart
the system. Changes stay in effect unless the cancel
changes button is clicked. The changes can be restored
at any time until the apply changes button is clicked.
Restores the configuration files from the backup that was
created the last time changes were applied.
If try changes has not been previously clicked, updates
the appropriate configuration files. Overwrites the backed
up copy of the configuration files.
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