Starting Ca Web Manager; Ca Server Status/Updating - Panasonic KX-NCP Series Software Manual
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- Quick reference manual (40 pages) ,
- Important safety lnstruct1ons (32 pages) ,
- Software manual (30 pages)
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When using a KX-TDE Series PBX, you must also click When using TDE...:
Enter the IP address of the PBX's IPCMPR card, the PBX's administrator password (the same
password used to log on to the Maintenance Console), and the Maintenance Console's Port Number.
Click OK.
Once these settings are made, they are saved, and each time CA Server starts it will automatically attempt
to connect to the PBX if no setting changes are made.
CA Server Status
Once CA Server is running on your computer, an icon will appear on the computer's task tray.
Hovering your mouse over the icon will display a status message for CA Server. The icon will also turn red if
there is an error, or if CA Server is not functioning properly.
Right-clicking the icon brings up a menu where you can reset the administrator password, open CA Web
Manager, or terminate the CA Server program.
Updating CA Server
It is important to always use the latest version of CA Server to ensure all features work properly. Contact your
dealer for more information.
4.2 Starting CA Web Manager
When using a computer other than the computer running CA Server
1.
Start a web browser program.
2.
In the browser's address bar, enter the CA Server's IP address and port number for CA Web Manager
using the following format:
http://[IP address of the computer running CA Server]:[Web manager port number specified in CA
Server setup]
For example, if the IP address of the computer running CA Server is [101.155.0.1] and the specified Web
manager port number is [8080], the address entered would be the following:
http://101.155.0.01:8080
If you are unsure of the IP address of the computer running CA Server, contact your network's
administrator.
When using the computer running CA Server
There are three methods:
4.2 Starting CA Web Manager
Quick Reference Guide
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- Installing Ca Server
- Starting Ca Web Manager
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