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HTTPS Access Use this function to restrict access to server administration.

HTTPS port

You can change the https port here (the default setting is 443).
Allow network addresses: You can assign network addresses (separated by a semicolon) that are allowed to access the server administration webpage. When left blank, the field indicates no restrictions.

Note

Please exercise caution with this function if all computers in the network receive IP addresses via DHCP: current IP can be replaced by a new one after the lease ends.

If you need to restore the default settings, please access the console, press CTRL+ALT+X to enter the Extended Tools view and select Restore default administrator settings

As for the HTTPS security protocol , there are three options to choose from:

Automatic - the most secure protocol (TLSv1 or SSLv3), supported by the server and the web browser, will be used through the automatic protocol negotiation,
SSLv3 - forces the use of SSLv3 protocol, supported by all known web browsers,
TLSv1 - forces the use of TLSv1 protocol, successor to SSLv3, supported by most of the modern web browsers.

To ensure the identity of your web administration tool (WebGUI), the web browser automatically verifies it every time you connect to the tool. At this point, you may receive warnings that the site's certificate is not trusted.

In order to make your browser trust your SSL certificate, click the SSLCert.crt link to download and install it into the certificate management system of your web browser.

GUI Authentication

Using this function you can change the passwords for the server administration accounts.

Enter password: Please enter your new password.
Password Confirmation: Please retype your new password.

Passwords cannot contain:

special characters such as ' " `
spaces.

The default password for each account is admin .

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+'''HTTPS Access'''
 Use this function to restrict access to server administration.
-HTTPS port
+'''HTTPS port'''
 :You can change the https port here (the default setting is 443).
-;Allow network addresses
+:<br/>
-:You can assign network addresses (separated by a semicolon) that are allowed to
+;'''Allow network addresses'''
+:You can assign network addresses (separated by a semicolon) that are allowed to access the server administration webpage. When left blank, the field indicates no restrictions.
-access the server administration webpage. When left blank, the field indicates no restrictions.
+'''Note'''
-Note
 <div class="note">
   Please exercise caution with this function if all computers in the network receive IP addresses via DHCP: current IP can be replaced by a new one after the lease ends.
-  If you need to restore the default settings, please access the console, press CTRL+ALT+X to enter the
+  If you need to restore the default settings, please access the console, press '''CTRL+ALT+X '''to enter the '''Extended Tools''' view and select '''Restore default administrator settings
+  '''
- Extended Tools
+<span style="font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;">As for the '''HTTPS '''</span>'''security protocol '''<span style="font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;">, there are three options to choose from:</span>'''
+ '''
- view and select
- Restore default administrator settings
-<span style="font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;">As for the </span>'''security protocol '''<span style="font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;">, there are three options to choose from:</span>
-*Automatic - the most secure protocol (TLSv1 or SSLv3), supported by the server and the web browser, will be used through the automatic protocol negotiation,
+*'''Automatic '''- the most secure protocol (TLSv1 or SSLv3), supported by the server and the web browser, will be used through the automatic protocol negotiation,
-*SSLv3 - forces the use of SSLv3 protocol, supported by all known web browsers,
+*'''SSLv3 '''- forces the use of SSLv3 protocol, supported by all known web browsers,
-*TLSv1 - forces the use of TLSv1 protocol, successor to SSLv3, supported by most of the modern web browsers.&nbsp;
+*'''TLSv1''' - forces the use of TLSv1 protocol, successor to SSLv3, supported by most of the modern web browsers.&nbsp;
 </div>
 To ensure the identity of your web administration tool (WebGUI), the web browser automatically verifies it every time you connect to the tool. At this point, you may receive warnings that the site's certificate is not trusted.
 In order to make your browser trust your SSL certificate, click the SSLCert.crt link to download and install it into the certificate management system of your web browser.
-If your browser does not recognize this file as a CA (Certification Authority) certificate, please save this certificate on your hard disk and follow one of these tutorials to install it manually:
-&lt;a href="../../../../../../lang/help/httpscertsChrome.html"&gt; Tutorial for Google Chrome &lt;/a&gt;<br/>&lt;a href="../../../../../../lang/help/httpscertsIE.html"&gt; Tutorial for Microsoft Internet Explorer &lt;/a&gt;<br/>&lt;a href="../../../../../../lang/help/httpscertsFirefox.html"&gt; Tutorial for Mozilla Firefox &lt;/a&gt;<br/>&lt;a href="../../../../../../lang/help/httpscertsOpera.html"&gt; Tutorial for Opera &lt;/a&gt;&nbsp;
 '''GUI Authentication&nbsp;'''
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 Using this function you can change the passwords for the server administration accounts.
-;Enter password
+;'''Enter password'''
 :Please enter your new password.
-;Confirm password
+;'''Password Confirmation'''
 :Please retype your new password.

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