ELTEX TAU-8.IP - The WEB Authentication Submenu

23 VoIP Subscriber Gateways
 Daylight saving (DST start) – setting of the moment and time of daylight saving by
the format of ‘week number, day, hour, minutes’, for example the last Sunday of
July at half night;
 DST end – you can set date and time of daylight saving time (DST) in the format
‘week number, week day, month, hours, minutes’, for example, the second Sunday
of October, 00 hours 00 minutes;
 DST offset (minutes) – set the time shift value, in minutes;
- Enable NTP – set the flag to enable synchronization of the device system time from
specified NTP server.
- Get the NTP server address automatically – set the flag to get NTP server address from
DHCP server (option 42) automatically.
- NTP Server – IP-address/domain of NTP-server.
Access Ports:
- HTTP port – specify a port for access via HTTP protocol;
- HTTPS port – specify a port for access via HTTPS protocol;
- Telnet port – specify a port for access via Telnet protocol;
- SSH port – specify a port for access via SSH protocol;
- FTP port – specify a port for access via FTP protocol.
To store changes to the RAM of the device, click the Save Changes button. To store settings into
the non-volatile memory, click Apply button.
2.1.2 The ‘WEB Authentication’ submenu
Use the submenu to assign passwords for administrator and unprivileged user.
TAU-8.IP implies two types of the users: admin and user. User admin (default password:
password) has full access to the device: read/write any settings, full device status monitoring. User
user (default password: user) may access device status monitoring without reading and recording
configuration data. Viewer (spectator, default password: viewer) may only view full device
configuration without editing privileges and access full device status monitoring.
Administrator password is used for administrator access via Web-interface, Telnet and SSH
protocols. User password is used for unprivileged user access via Web, Telnet, SSH and FTP. Viewer
password is used to view the device settings via Web, Telnet, SSH and FTP.