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20 CHAPTER 4: CONFIGURING BASIC SETTINGS
5 Log in as root. Type:
root
or
admin
6 Click the OK button to enter a null string as the password, which is the default local
password.
The default Web Link page opens in the browser window.
Web Link Interface Description
The Web Link application window has three frames. All of the frames can be resized
by dragging the frame borders using the left mouse button.
Web Link Banner Frame Click Help, Documentation, the 3Com Library, 3Com
Support, and 3Com Contacts in the banner to access these resources.
The Configuration shortcut takes you to the configuration form for the
bridge/router or tunnel switch. The Diagnostics shortcut provides access to further
diagnostics of the bridge/router or tunnel switch. The Health shortcut provides
access to device statistics.
Web Link Navigator Frame The Web Link Navigator Frame provides links to the
Health, Configuration, Diagnostics and Help Functions
Web Link Summary Frame The Summary Frame contains a graphic of the
device being configured and a form showing current values for the selected
parameters.
After you have entered Web Link, you can use the options to configure whatever
services are required.
Using the Menu-Driven
Interface
The MEnu command allows you to perform the following operations:
■ List the services available on the bridge/router or tunnel switch.
■ Choose a service and see the list of parameters available for the service.
■ List the parameters in the current service.
■ Choose a parameter and see the commands used with it.
■ Check the active and default values of a particular parameter.
■ Display the syntax of a particular parameter.
■ Enter the new value of a parameter.
To use the menu-driven interface, you must have Network Manager privilege. When
using the menu-driven interface, you cannot access some parameters; for example,
you cannot alter the number of lines on the screen, or change privilege level.
Accessing the NETBuilder bridge/router through the REMote command requires the
command-line interface.
To use the menu-driven interface, follow these steps:
1 Access the main menu by entering:
MEnu