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Config Panel (2.40) - Guntermann und Drunck GmbH

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Basic configuration of the web application<br />

<strong>Config</strong>uring the global network settings<br />

The global network settings ensure even in complex networks that the web application<br />

is available from all sub networks.<br />

How to configure the global network settings:<br />

1. Click the tools symbol in the toolbar.<br />

2. Click the tabs <strong>Config</strong>uration > Interfaces.<br />

3. Collect the following data in the section Global network settings:<br />

Global preferences:<br />

4. Click OK to save your data.<br />

Updating the stored SSL certificate<br />

The web browser is connected to the web application via an SSL-secured connection.<br />

An SSL certificate, which enables the user or the web browser to authenticate<br />

the opposite site is stored in the device on which the web application is operated.<br />

If the device’s IP address differs from the IP address given in the certificate, the web<br />

browser sends a message. It is therefore recommended to import an individual certificate<br />

to ensure that the device IP address complies with the IP address given in the<br />

certificate.<br />

10 · G&D DL-MUX<br />

Use the pull-down menu to select the operational mode:<br />

Static: uses static settings.<br />

DHCP: obtains the settings from a DHCP server.<br />

In the DHCP operational mode, the following settings are obtained automatically.<br />

Inputs are therefore not possible.<br />

Hostname: Enter the device hostname.<br />

Domain: Enter the domain the device is to belong to.<br />

Gateway: Enter the gateway IP address.<br />

DNS Server 1: Enter the DNS server IP address.<br />

DNS Server 2: Optionally, enter the IP address of another DNS server.

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