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3. Select Details
4. Check the FTP Server box, then select OK
5. Select Next
Note: You may be able to Browse to select where you want to store the utility
6. Select Finish
If you install IIS after installing MM8000 / MK8000, you must perform the follow-
ing steps to reset the registry keys:
1. Press Start Run to open the Run windows
2. Browse to the folder:
<installation folder> Utilities Bat
3. Select NK8210ConfigurationTool.exe
4. In the Open field of the Run window, add the parameter –i at the very end.
The final command should look like: “…NK8210ConfigurationTool.exe” -i
5. Press OK
6. Reboot the PC
IIS security
To increase the system security, IIS settings can be customized using the Micro-
soft IIS Lockdown tool (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/
dd450372.aspx).
The tool must be installed and configured following the setup wizard, and allows for
disabling all unnecessary IIS functions that may potentially become target of unau-
thorized access or even hacking attacks. You can refer to the Microsoft web sites
to download the tool and run the setup wizard:
http://www.microsoft.com/Downloads/details.a
spx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=DDE
9EFC0-BB30-47EB-9A61-FD755D23CDEC.
Note that NK8000 Web Server is not listed in the Server Templates presented by
the Lockdown tool wizard. You can however select the generic template Other and
then enable the Web Service (HTTP) and File Transfer Service (FTP), the only
ones required NK8000 Web Server.
For more information refer to Microsoft documentation (e.g.:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325864
).
IIS and Lockdown tool configuration must be performed by personnel adequately
trained on Windows services and all settings must be agreed with IT department.
Launching NK8000 Web Server
The NK8000 Web Server application is launched via the Internet Explorer browser
as follows:
1. Launch Internet Explorer.
2. Enter the following address in the address window:
http://[pcname or servername]/NK8210WebServer/NK8210ServerWeb.dll
Note: The address is not case sensitive.
3. Press Enter.
You are logged in as ‘guest’ (default user type) when the NS8210 window ap-
pears.
Note: To change user type (for example from ‘guest’ to administrator), select
the menu on the PC icon on the top right to display the Login window (see Fig.
47)
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