Echelon SmartServer 2.2 - Manual (Page 51)

52 Configuring and Managing the SmartServer
For properties marked with an asterisk (*), you must first select the check box or button on the left
to configure them. If the check box is cleared, the property is unavailable. You must reboot the
SmartServer to implement changes made to properties that are marked with a double asterisk (**).
General
Enable This Page
Without Security
Access Reset Enables the security settings on this Web page to be modified regardless if
secure access is disabled. This check box is selected by default.
You can clear this option to prevent users with access to your SmartServer
from modifying your security settings when secure access mode has been
disabled.
For more information on secure access mode, see Enabling and Disabling
Secure Access in the next section.
FTP/Telnet User
Name Displays the user name for FTP/Telnet access to your SmartServer. The
default user name is ilon. You can enter a different user name, which may
be up to 20 characters long and contain letters, numerals, and the
underscore character. Change the user name if your SmartServer is
accessible from the Internet.
FTP/Telnet
Password The default password is ilon. You can click Change Password to enter a
new password for FTP/Telnet access to your SmartServer. In the New
Password box, enter your new password, which may be up to 20
characters long and contain letters, numerals, and the underscore
character. Re-enter the password in the Re-enter Password field.
Change the password if your SmartServer is accessible from the Internet.
Service
Enable FTP Enables FTP access to the SmartServer. If you select this option, enter the
port the SmartServer will use for FTP communication in the Port column.
This option is selected by default and the port is set to 21.
Enable Web
Server Enables HTTP access to the SmartServer. If you select this option, enter
the port the SmartServer will use for HTTP communication in the Port
column.
This option is selected by default and the port is set to 80.
If you will be using HTTPS to secure your SmartServer Web pages, clear
this option to disable HTTP access.
If you clear this option, you will not be able to access the SmartServer
Web pages via HTTP after a reset. To re-enable HTTP access, perform a
security access reset. This will reset this option.