Configuration TCP GatewayNodes - System description WO

The TCP GatewayNodes can be adapted to the respective IT infrastructure (see integrator documentation). For this purpose, the connected GatewayNodes in the network provide a website that can be opened via the IP or DNS name with a browser. The following setting options are available:

SYSTEM INFORMATION	OVERVIEW	Displays the IT settings.
	WAVENET	Displays the WaveNet settings.
	CONNECTION	Shows the active connection to the integrator system.
CONFIGURATION	NETWORK	Changes general network settings.
	PORT	Sets the port for TCP connection.
	ETHERNET INTERFACE	Sets the speed and IEEE802.1X.
	WAVENET	Resets WaveNet settings.
ADMINISTRATION	PASSWORD	Changes the login password.
	AES	Changes the AES settings (encryption password between GatewayNode and integrator system), binding the GatewayNode to the respective integrator system. Only visible when accessed via HTTPS.
	CERTIFICATE	Sets TLS encryption between GatewayNode and integrator system.
	FACTORY	Resets the GatewayNode to the factory settings.
	REBOOT	Restarts the GatewayNode (Depending on browser settings, this function may also be deactivated).

Open website

You receive the device with the following factory configuration:

IP address	192.168.100.100 (if no DHCP server is found)
Subnet mask	255.255.0.0
User name	SimonsVoss
Password	SimonsVoss

In the address bar, type https://IP address (computer and GatewayNode must be on the same network). Then change the password.

Some browsers do not register any spaces included at the start of a password, so do not begin your password with spaces.

Browser interface opened.

Open the PASSWORD tab using ADMINISTRATION.
Enter your new password.
Repeat your new password.
Click on the Save password button.

Password is now changed.

IMPORTANT

Access via default password

Other people can access the product using the factory-set access data.

Some browsers do not transmit spaces at the beginning of the password.

Change the default password.
Do not start the password with spaces.

NOTE

Loss of passwords

Your passwords are the basis for managing your locking system. Lost or publicly known passwords are a serious security risk and/or lead to loss of control over the system.

Make a note of your passwords.
Store your passwords in a safe place.