Anritsu NF7500 Series User manual

Document No.: NF7500-W014E-3.0
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ANRITSU CORPORATION
Third Edition
PureFlow WS1
Traffic Shaper
NF7500 series
WebGUI Operation Manual
For safe and appropriate use of the equipment, please
read this manual before using the equipment.
Additional safetyand warning information is provided
within the Operation Manual (NF7500-W011E). Please
also refer to this document before using the equipment.
Keep the manual with the equipment.

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PureFlow WS1
Traffic Shaper NF7500 series
WebGUI Operation Manual
31 May 2017(First Edition)
15 June 2020(Third Edition)
Copyright © 2017-2020, ANRITSU CORPORATION
All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced without the prior written permission of the
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The contents of this manual may be changed without prior notice.
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and Sales office. Contact information can be found on the safety manual.
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Anritsu Corporation can provide a range of optional services under a
maintenance contract. For details, contact your dealer.

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About This Manual
This manual describes in detail the operation method of WebGUI used in the
PureFlow WS1 Traffic Shaper (hereafter referred to as “this device”).
The applicable models of this equipment are described below.
NF7501A
The manual of this device consists of the following four manuals. This
document is <4>.
<1> Operation Manual (NF7500–W011E)
Describes in detail the installation and handling of this device.
<2> Command Reference (NF7500–W012E)
Describes in detail the commands used in this device.
<3> Configuration Guide (NF7500–W013E)
Describes the basic features of this device and provides specific
examples of the settings required to build a network using these
features.
<4> WebGUI Operation Manual (NF7500–W014E)
Describes the operation for setting and display of this device using a
Web browser.
If the following documents related to this device or other documents
related to the features of this device are issued, be sure to read them:
Release notes
(For details of the issuance of release notes, contact your dealer.)

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Table of Contents
About This Manual.......................................... I
Chapter 1 Overview ...................................... 1-1
Chapter 2 Operating Environment................. 2-1
Chapter 3 Operation Method......................... 3-1
3.1 Marks Used in Text.......................................................3-2
3.2 Notes for Settings .........................................................3-3
3.3 How to Log In / Log Out................................................3-4
3.4 Screen Configuration....................................................3-7
3.5 Setting Flow..................................................................3-8
3.6 How to Set Channel......................................................3-9
3.7 How to Set IP Address of Channel...............................3-12
3.8 How to Configure Scenario...........................................3-14
3.9 Application Acceleration Settings .................................3-18
3.10 How to Configure Filter.................................................3-22
3.11 How to Set Rule List .....................................................3-26
3.12 How to Perform Settings Related to Time ....................3-30
3.13 Setting Flow Identification Mode...................................3-37
3.14 How to Display Traffic Graph of Scenario.....................3-39
3.15 How to Display Traffic Graph of Network Port..............3-43
3.16 How to Display WAN-accel Sessions Graph................3-46
3.17 How to Check and Save Configuration.........................3-52
3.18 How to Check System Log ...........................................3-56
3.19 How to Check Module Information................................3-58
3.20 How to Perform Maintenance Operations.....................3-59

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Overview
Chapter 1 Overview
This chapter describes overview of WebGUI.
This device is equipped with WebGUI (Graphical User Interface). WebGUI is
an application to perform settings, display and maintenance of this device by
using the Web browser of the network-connected terminal.
The WebGUI system sketch drawing is shown below:
WebGUI is connected from the system interface. For the system interface
setting method, refer to "PureFlow WS1 Traffic Shaper NF7500 Series
Configuration Guide". Do not exceed four sessions including WebAPI
when using WebGUI.
(1) Connection via the Ethernet port
Figure 1.1 WebGUI system sketch drawing (Ethernet port)
HUB
Terminal
* Connected to the Ethernet port
PureFlow

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(2) Connection via the Network port
This device cannot be managed remotely in the bypass connection
state enabled by the network bypass function. To manage this device
remotely in the bypass connection state, connect this device via the
Ethernet port.
Figure 1.2 WebGUI system sketch drawing (Network port)
HUB
Terminal
* Connecting to the Network port
PureFlow

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Overview
WebGUI enables the partial settings, display and maintenance of this
device.
The items that can be set, displayed and maintained by WebGUI are
shown below:
•Items related to network
WebGUI enables the following settings related to the traffic control.
Channel setting
Channel IP address setting
Scenario configuration
Application acceleration configuration
Filter configuration
Rule list setting
Flow identification mode setting
•Items related to management
WebGUI enables the following settings related to the device built-in time.
Time zone setting
Daylight-saving time setting
SNTP setting
Manual time setting
•Items related to display
WebGUI enables the following settings.
Scenario traffic graph
Network port traffic graph
WAN accel sessions graph
Configuration
Syslog
Module information
•Items related to maintenance
WebGUI enables the following maintenance.
Uploading software
Restarting the device

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Operating Environment
Chapter 2 Operating Environment
This chapter describes the operating environment of WebGUI.
Use WebGUI under the recommended operating environment described
below:
Using under environments other than the recommended operating
environment cannot ensure the WebGUI is operated normally.
Additionally, use the terminal that is not affected by the virus.
•OS
Windows®7
Windows®8.1
Windows®10
•Web browser
Internet Explorer®9.0
Internet Explorer®10.0
Internet Explorer®11.0
Microsoft EdgeTM 20 or later
Firefox®4
•CPU
2.6 GHz or more
•Memory
4 GB or more

Chapter 2 Operating Environment
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Operation Method
Chapter 3 Operation Method
This chapter describes how to operate WebGUI.
3.1 Marks Used in Text.......................................................3-2
3.2 Notes for Settings.........................................................3-3
3.3 How to Log In / Log Out................................................3-4
3.4 Screen Configuration....................................................3-7
3.5 Setting Flow..................................................................3-8
3.6 How to Set Channel......................................................3-9
3.7 How to Set IP Address of Channel.............................3-12
3.8 How to Configure Scenario.........................................3-14
3.9 Application Acceleration Settings ...............................3-18
3.10 How to Configure Filter...............................................3-22
3.11 How to Set Rule List...................................................3-26
3.11.1 How to set rule list group................................3-26
3.11.2 How to set rule list entry.................................3-28
3.12 How to Perform Settings Related to Time ..................3-30
3.12.1 How to set time zone......................................3-31
3.12.2 How to set daylight-saving time......................3-32
3.12.3 How to set SNTP............................................3-33
3.12.4 How to set time manually...............................3-35
3.13 Setting Flow Identification Mode.................................3-37
3.14 How to Display Traffic Graph of Scenario ..................3-39
3.15 How to Display Traffic Graph of Network Port............3-43
3.16 How to Display WAN-accel Sessions Graph..............3-46
3.17 How to Check and Save Configuration.......................3-52
3.17.1 How to check configuration............................3-52
3.17.2 How to save configuration..............................3-55
3.18 How to Check System Log .........................................3-56
3.19 How to Check Module Information .............................3-58
3.20 How to Perform Maintenance Operations ..................3-59
3.20.1 How to upload software..................................3-60
3.20.2 How to reboot the device................................3-63

Chapter 3 Operation Method
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3.1 Marks Used in Text
The following marks are used in this chapter:
" " mark: Indicates the name displayed on the Web browser screen.
[ ] mark: Indicates the point to be clicked (selected) on the Web browser
screen.
[ ] mark: Indicates the name of the reference destination.
" " mark: Indicates a proper name other than those described above.
* mark: Indicates the items to be noted.
Numbers, for example, <1>:
Used when a procedure for the operation on the Web browser
screen is shown related to the operation described in this
chapter.

3.2 Notes for Settings
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Operation Method
3.2 Notes for Settings
After settings, be sure to save the setting contents by referring to “3.17.2
How to save configuration”.
The setting detail is reflected without saving it. However, the setting is
deleted when restarting this device.

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3.3 How to Log In / Log Out
To use WebGUI, the system interface (IP address) of this device must be
configured.
For details of how to set the system interface, refer to [PureFlow WS1
Traffic Shaper NF7500 series Command Reference].
After the completion of system interface setting, start up the Web browser,
and specify the IP address set in the system interface.
* The default value of the system interface is 192.168.1.1.
When the IP address is 192.168.1.1, specify as described below.
http://192.168.1.1
When the connection to this device is successfully established, the login
screen is displayed as shown below.

3.3 How to Log In / Log Out
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Operation Method
Enter "admin" in the "Username" column. Enter the adminpassword
which was set for this device in the "Password" column.
If the password was not set, do not fill the "Password" column.
Click the [Login] button for login.
* For details of how to set the password, refer to [PureFlow WS1
Traffic Shaper NF7500 series Command Reference].
Be sure to set the adminpassword for security reasons.
For login by the RADIUS authentication server, enter the RADIUS server
user name in the "UserName" column.
Enter the RADIUS server password in the "Password" column, and click
the [Login] button for login.
When Top Page is displayed as shown below, login has been completed.
Note:
When a channel, a scenario and a filter register the biggest number
with this device, it takes time for operation of login of WebGUI,
setting and display.
When logging in to this device in WebGUI, please set each
registration number of the channel, the scenario and the filter to
less than 3000.

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For logout, click the [Logout] button at upper right of the screen.
If this screen is not operated for 5 minutes, it automatically logs out.
Time taken until the automatic logout is 5 minutes.
* This time cannot be changed.