Monroe One-Net SE - Web Interface Login

One-Net/DASDEC User Manual 3-3v3.0 | r0616
Hub/Switch Connecon
Hub/
Switch Connected
The primary dierence between this type of connecon and the direct connecon
method is the inclusion of addional networking hardware.
1. Connect a standard CAT-5 network cable to the Main Network Interface port (12) at
the back of the EAS device and the other end into the open port of a roung hub or
other network switching device.
2. Once the EAS device is powered up, booted, and operaonal, it should be
accessible via a web browser running on any remote computer on the local area
network routed to see the address 192.168.0.200.
3. Congure the remote computer to use the stac IP address 192.168.0.100, with a
subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. The remote computer and the EAS device should now
be able to communicate.
4. Launch a web browser and type hp://192.168.0.200/ into the address bar. If a
log-in screen similar to the shown below appears, communicaon with the EAS
device has been achieved. Skip to the EAS Device Login secon of this chapter for
instrucons on logging into the device.
5. Once the EAS devices’ IP address and subnet mask have been congured to
correspond with your facilies’ computer network addressing scheme, it will no
longer be accessible from the remote computer.
6. Reset the standalone computers’ network conguraon back to its original sengs.
7. The EAS device will now be accessible via a web browser running on any remote
computer on the local area network.
8. Type the EAS devices’ new IP address into the address bar of a web browser to
access the login screen.
WEB INTERFACE LOGIN
Web Interface Login Screen
Aenon
Consult with a network
administrator to
ensure the default
network address of
192.168.0.200 and
192.168.0.100 will be
visible on the network,
and will not clash with
an exisng node. If
this method of inially
accessing the EAS
device is not successful,
refer to the Direct
Connecon procedure.
Note
If you are aempng to
perform the following
procedure, exisng
network sengs
within these addional
network hardware
components may
prevent the ability to
communicate with the
EAS device.