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* Make sure that the device for which you would like to set up remote access to is connected to the router's LAN. Then locate and select that router in the Device table: | * Make sure that the device for which you would like to set up remote access to is connected to the router's LAN. Then locate and select that router in the Device table: | ||
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* Scroll your mouse pointer to the Commands submenu ('''Management → Commands''') and click "Access": | * Scroll your mouse pointer to the Commands submenu ('''Management → Commands''') and click "Access": | ||
Revision as of 08:24, 28 August 2018
The Access function provides you with the possibility to set up remote HTTP access to devices that are connected to a router's LAN, provided that the router in question has been registered to RMS.
- Make sure that the device for which you would like to set up remote access to is connected to the router's LAN. Then locate and select that router in the Device table:
- Scroll your mouse pointer to the Commands submenu (Management → Commands) and click "Access":
- In the next table, enter a custom name for the device (for easier management purposes), the router's port through which you will be connecting, the device's LAN IP address, the device's destination port through which you will be connecting and, if you wish, place check marks under "Access without RMS login" and "Use custom basic-auth". When you're finished, click "Submit":
- The next pop-up will display the status of your request. The device access will have finished generating when you see "Device <device_name> added successfully" indication under the "Event" field. You can the close the pop-up:
- You can then find remote access links in the "Device access" widget. You can find this widget by clicking the "Device information" icon located under the "Actions" column in the Device table, next to the relevant device:
- You will be redirected to the device's "Information overview" page. By default, the "Device access" widget will be in the top-left of that page. Locate the device that wish to access and click the link next to it:
- The next step will be different for different configurations and devices. For this example, I used another RUTxxx router that was connected to the RMS device's LAN. Therefore, when I click the link, I am redirected to RUTxxx login page. If the connected device is not a RUTxxx router, you will probably be directed to that device's login page. Just enter the authentication information and login:
- You can later delete device access entries by once again selecting the device and clicking "Access" from the Command submenu. Then click the minus (-) sign next to the entry that you would like to delete:
- The next pop-up will display the status of your request. The device will be deleted when you see "Device <device_name> deleted successfully" indication under the "Event" field. You can the close the pop-up:
