Radwin 2000 - Chapter 29: Using the Web Interface; What Is It for; Who Needs It; How It Works

RADWIN2000UserManual Release2.8.30 29‐1
Chapter29:
Usingthe WebInterface
WhatisitFor
TheWebInterface(WI)enablesyoutocarryoutbasiclinkmanagementfunctionsusinga
Webbrowser.Itisaneasywaytorapidlyconfigureandsetupalink.
Itmaybeusedto‐
• EstablishalinkonaminimalbasisforEthernetonly
• Checklinkparametersandmakebasicchanges
• ViewthelinkInventory
• InspecttheRecentEventslogs
WhoNeedsit
TheWIisatoolfortechniciansto“quick‐install”alinkwithminimumeffort.Thetechnician
mayusetheWItoinstallalinkforEthernetservice.
Itmayalsobeemployedbyauserforaquicklookatcurrentoperatingparametersandthe
RecentEventslogs.IfthelinkwaspreviouslyinstalledusingtheRADWINManager,thenthe
WImonitorwindowwillalsoshowTDMservices.
HowitWorks
SupposethatyouhaveSiteA(managingcomputer)onIPaddress10.104.2.2andSitB(over‐
the‐air)onIPaddress10.104.2.4,youwouldsimplypointyourbrowsertoeitherofthese
addressesandlogonasshownbelow.AsfarastheWIisconcerned,thesitetowhichyou
log
onbecomesthemanagedsiteandtheothersiteis“seen”astheover‐the‐airsiteregardless
ofthesitetowhichyouarephysicallyconnected.