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10.4 Network
10.4.1 Operate leak detector via web browser (LAN)
NOTICE
Operating system can be attacked via USB or Ethernet
The Linux operating system used in the leak testing is not updated automatically and
can therefore contain security gaps. This vulnerability may be exploited through the
Ethernet and USB interfaces of the leak testing to provide unauthorized access to the
system.
► Ensure that no unauthorized person has access to these interfaces, for example
through a USB port / Ethernet port lock.
► In order not to jeopardize the security of your company network, never connect the
leak testing directly to the public Internet. This is true for connections over WLAN as
well as over Ethernet.
► However, if you want to access the web interface of the leak testing remotely, we
recommend an encrypted Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection. However, we
cannot assume any guarantee for the security of VPN connections, which are
provided by third parties.
10.4.1.1 Configure the LAN connection of the leak detector
ü
Supervisor
rights
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> Setup > Network > LAN settings
ð Alternatively press in the menu bar.
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In the "Method" field, select your LAN setting:
ð Disabled: Even when the network cable (RJ45 socket) is connected, no
network connection is established.
ð DHCP: The leak detector automatically obtains an IP address through the
network into which it is integrated.
ð Static: The IP address, as well as the network mask and gateway have to be
configured manually, so that the leak detector can be reached in the network.
If necessary, contact a network administrator.
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