Specifications

NetLinx Security within the Web Server
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NetLinx Security - Web Server
Manage Other Devices Page (Cont.)
Feature Description
Configure Binding Options (Cont.):
Enable Subnet Match This selection allows an end-user to toggle whether or not
IP devices should only be detected/discovered if they are on the
same IP Subnet as the Master.
Purge Bound Modules on Reset • This selection indicates that all modules should be deleted from
the /bound directory upon the next reboot.
• During the binding process, the associated Duet modules for a
device are copied from the /unbound directory into a protected
/bound area.
• Due to the dynamic nature of Java class loading, it is not safe to
delete a running .JAR file. Therefore, this selection provides the
administrator the capability of removing existing modules upon
reboot by forcing a re-acquisition of the module at bind time.
• This selection is a one-time occurrence. Upon the next
reboot, the selection is cleared.
Save Settings Clicking this button causes the current selected checkbox values
to be saved into the system.
Enable/Disable Module Search via Internet • Clicking this button toggles the capability of searching the
Internet (either AMX's site or a device specified site) for a
device’s compatible Duet modules. This capability is
automatically disabled if the Master does not have Internet
connectivity.
• Upon enabling Internet connectivity, the AMX License
Agreement is displayed for acceptance (FIG. 79). The AMX
License Agreement must be accepted (by pressing the Accept
button on the upper-right of the page) for the Internet Module
search to be enabled.
• When the Internet search for modules feature is enabled (the
button then reads Disable Module Search via Internet), the
Master queries either AMX's Online database of device
Modules and/or pulls Modules from a separate site specified by
the manufacturer's device.
• You can later disable this feature by toggling this button’s state.
Device Configuration Pages: This section is optional and is only present when either
configuration links have been previously registered by a running
Duet Module or if a discovered device supplies configuration link
information.
• If present, this section displays each link along with a
mouse-over tool-tip.
• For Duet Modules this tool-tip describes the module
configuration link.
• For discovered devices this tool-tip indicates the physical device
the configuration link is associated with.