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3. Step 3: Local User Account (Optional Step)
Create a new user account in the local account database. Or,
click Skip to go directly to Step 4.
■Enter a user name (for example, “testuser”) and password
(for example, “testuser”) to create a new local account.
■Click Next to continue.
■More local accounts can be added by clicking the Back
button in Step 4.
4. Step 4: Confirm and Restart
■Click Finish to save current settings and restart the system.
■A confirmation dialog box appears. Click OK to continue.
■A Confirm and Restart message appears during the
restarting process. Do not interrupt the system until the
Administrator Login Page appears.
■The system restart process is completed when the following
Administrator Login Page appears.
Verify Setup with User Login
Follow the steps below to verify the basic configuration completed
through the Setup Wizard.
1. Connect a laptop PC to any LAN Port on the EWS101. The PC
will obtain an IP address automatically from the EWS101.
2. Launch a web browser and enter any HTTP website URL. The
default User Login Page will appear.
3. Enter the Username and Password of the local user account
previously created through the Setup Wizard (that is, Username:
testuser and Password: testuser), and then Click Login.
The Login Success Page appears after the user is successfully
authenticated by the system.
The EWS101 is now up and running with a basic configuration.
Note:
The system will try to reach a DNS server at this stage.
Therefore, it may take a longer time if the configured DNS
cannot be found.
Note:
The
EWS101 supports multiple authentication server
options, including the built-in local user database and external
authentication servers.
Note:
The complete user name format is userid@postfix,
where the “postfix” string stands for the back-end
authentication server. Therefore, the match-up between the
user name and the back-end authentication server is based on
the “postfix” string in the complete user name.
Note:
Normally, users have to enter the complete user name
(for example, testuser@local) during login. However, the postfix
can be omitted when the postfix matches the default
authentication server option. For example, when the LOCAL
database is enabled as the default authentication option, you
can simply enter “testuser” as the user name to log in.
