Elk web page

[SkyBolt]

Is it possable not to have the elk require a login, if the login is from the local subnet? Or turn login's off all together?
Having to type in th euser code is killing me with my touch screen app.

Thanks,
Skybolt

 

[tmbrown97]

you're talking the security code or the web-site login? If it's the web-site login, that can be turned off - just keep your network secure. I think it was off by default actually - it's done through ElkRP. If you need specific instructions, I can remote into mine later.

A better solution if your device would support it would be ElkRMS (CE or Windows) and have your app launch that... the web-app really isn't all that great, but ElkRMS is pretty nice.

 

[SkyBolt]

you're talking the security code or the web-site login? If it's the web-site login, that can be turned off - just keep your network secure. I think it was off by default actually - it's done through ElkRP. If you need specific instructions, I can remote into mine later.

A better solution if your device would support it would be ElkRMS (CE or Windows) and have your app launch that... the web-app really isn't all that great, but ElkRMS is pretty nice.

when I connect localy, i.e. 192.168.2.40 - the webapge comes up and askes for security code -IE username and password then the elk ask for my user code. I would like both to be turned off for local access.

 

[Lagerhead]

when I connect localy, i.e. 192.168.2.40 - the webapge comes up and askes for security code -IE username and password then the elk ask for my user code. I would like both to be turned off for local access.

To turn off the username and password, in ElkRP, go into M1XEP Setup and clear-out all of the fields on the Passwords tab.

You can't disable the user code, AFAIK.

 

[SkyBolt]

...You can't disable the user code, AFAIK.

Thanks, it seems you are right.

-Skybolt

 

[SkyBolt]

There should be an option when accessing the elk web page to add the user code in the url like:

http://192.168.x.x/&USERCODE=xxxx

That would be a nice addition for the ethernet interface. But tthat's just my opinion

-Skybolt

 

[wuench]

There should be an option when accessing the elk web page to add the user code in the url like:

http://192.168.x.x/&USERCODE=xxxx

That would be a nice addition for the ethernet interface. But tthat's just my opinion

-Skybolt

Then anyone with a sniffer or access to your browser history would know your security code...

 

[SkyBolt]

Then anyone with a sniffer or access to your browser history would know your security code...

Not if you only used it on your local lan. Anyway it's not a big deal, but it would make using my touch screens a little easier. I don't browsers on my touch screens.