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How UC module 9.1 initial 2
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Yes, frequently, perhaps you could state the problem. Assume you are using " Office LAN1 address>:7071".
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
azrael2000
Technical User
Hi sq12345.
i have done that a number of times. What are you having trouble with?
Regards
i have done that a number of times. What are you having trouble with?
Regards
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what is the web access address?
I try the it lock the user as root which can not change to Administrator.
Login as root and get the web error.
Office LAN1 address>:7071 are not working.
I am using chrome. I will try firefox now.
I try the it lock the user as root which can not change to Administrator.
Login as root and get the web error.
Office LAN1 address>:7071 are not working.
I am using chrome. I will try firefox now.
teletechman
Technical User
Is the IP Office at 192.168.42.1 then you could try I think this is the default address it is assigned. Are you going by the UCM installation manual?
Mike
Mike
azrael2000
Technical User
teletech man: I noticed that with 9.1 you can use :7070 / :7071 ports.
The first one, :7070 allows you to do what you normally would do on the server version port :7070... ie upgrades, etc.
The :7071 is what we would call the "Classic" view I guess.
Regards
The first one, :7070 allows you to do what you normally would do on the server version port :7070... ie upgrades, etc.
The :7071 is what we would call the "Classic" view I guess.
Regards
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The 7071 are the server's underlying menus that are always running.
7070 is the web management menus provided by the Management Services service.
Both can be used for ignition. But I've seen enough cases of the Management Service not running until after ignition to know that 7071 is a much more reliable address for ignition.
Indeed it is very useful to know about 7071 for that day using 7070 when you foolishly select the 'Stop All' option on the list of services and find that you've just turned off the very service you were using for access to the server (been there, done that).
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
7070 is the web management menus provided by the Management Services service.
Both can be used for ignition. But I've seen enough cases of the Management Service not running until after ignition to know that 7071 is a much more reliable address for ignition.
Indeed it is very useful to know about 7071 for that day using 7070 when you foolishly select the 'Stop All' option on the list of services and find that you've just turned off the very service you were using for access to the server (been there, done that).
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
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