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RF-7800W
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION AND CONFIGURATION
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Default values of IP management interfaces are shown in
* In addition to the default static IP Address, the radio uses ZeroConf technologies to automatically self-assign a
second unique IP Address and a hostname and to advertise the presence of its management interfaces (HTTP and
SSH). The ZeroConf services are intended solely to ease initial configuration and are disabled once an operator
configures a new static IP Address.
The Console data port interface uses RS-422 with port settings as shown in
.
The factory default login credentials are shown in
. The “Admin” user group is meant to be used for
changing the configuration of the radio. The “User” user group has access to less configuration permissions, but is
simpler to use. The “Monitor” user group is meant to be used by machine interfaces that only need read access to
small set of commands.
Changes to the radio's configuration are not applied until an “apply” or “save” command is issued in any of the
management interfaces. Even after applying the changes to the active configuration, the changes must be saved to
the on-board memory by issuing a “save” command. If the configuration is applied but not saved, a power loss or
an intentional reboot will cause any changes made since the last “save” to be lost.
Table 3-1. IP Management Interface Parameters
Parameter
Default Value
IP Address
192.168.26.2*
HTTP
Enabled
HTTPS
Enabled
Telnet
Enabled
SSH
Enabled
SNMP
None
Table 3-2. Console Port Settings
Port Parameter
Value
Speed (baud rate)
115200
Data Bits
8
Stop Bits
1
Parity
None
Flow Control
None
Table 3-3. Factory Default Login Credentials
User Name
Password
User Group
admin
admin
admin
user
user
user
monitor
monitor
monitor
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