ACCESS GATEWAY
66 System Administration
If you enabled Access Control, administrator access is restricted only to the IP addresses
shown under the “Currently Access is Permitted for IPs” listing. If you want to add to or
remove IP addresses from the list, go to Step 6 through Step 8.
6. To add an IP address (or range of IP addresses) to the list, enter the “starting” IP address in
the Access Control Start IP field.
7. If you are adding a range of IP addresses to the access control list, you must now enter the
“ending” IP address in the
Access Control End IP field. If you are adding a single IP
address, enter None in the Access Control End IP field.
8. Click on the Add button to add the IP address (or range of IP addresses) to the list.
9. To remove an IP address (or range of IP addresses) from the list, enter the “starting” IP
address in the Access Control Start IP field.
If you are removing a range of IP addresses from the access control list, you must now
enter the “ending” IP address in the
Access Control End IP field. If you are removing a
single IP address, enter None in the Access Control End IP field.
10. Click on the Remove button to remove the IP address (or range of IP addresses) from the
list.
Defining Automatic Configuration Settings {Auto Configuration}
The Access Gateway allows you to define parameters to enable the automatic configuration of
the system. See also, RADIUS-driven Auto Configuration.
The Access Control list can contain up to 50 (fifty) valid administrator IP
addresses or ranges of IP addresses.
If you enabled Access Control and have “locked yourself out,” of the system
(for example, because you’ve forgotten your password), you must establish a
local serial connection with the CLI to disable the Access Control feature, or
change the range of allowed IP addresses to access the management interfaces.
If you have changed the serial port to act as a PMS interface, please contact
Nomadix technical support. In this case, refer to “Contact Information” on
page 297.
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