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This is a basic guideline for developing custom web pages for TELEM-GWM. It is assumed that reader is familiar with TELEM-GWM configuration software gws.exe and understands how to secure the device. Securing the device is described in [[Basic Security]]. | This is a basic guideline for developing custom web pages for TELEM-GWM. It is assumed that reader is familiar with TELEM-GWM configuration software gws.exe and understands how to secure the device. Securing the device is described in [[Basic Security]]. | ||
=== What Features to Enable? === | |||
On figure 1 there are features than can be configured for web server. Under “IP settings” you can select firewall settings. On which interface the web server should be enabled and if there is a IP address that should have the exclusive access to the web page. Then the TCP port selection. | |||
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Under http one can disable dynamic server features. “Forbid output control” if checked disables control operations through web server. “Enable GW application logs ..” if checked instructs the web server to send content from log files. “Enable syslog” if checked permits sending of /var/log/messages to the web client. “Enable general information ..” if checked permits sending of firmware revision and some additional info about the device to the web client. “Enable configuration ...” if checked permits sending of the configuration file of the main application to the web client. “Enable events ..” if checked permits sending of events to the web client. Events are encoded in XML. | |||
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Under “User” and “Password” an authorization can be enabled. TELEM-GWM uses digest access authentication. | |||
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Under “Custom” a custom web content can be selected. You have to select folder. All content from that folder is sent to the TELEM-GWM to be displayed to the web client. | |||
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Under “SSL” secure socket layer can be enabled. There are two options to use: in device generated keys or, user generated keys. | |||
[[Pilt:WebServerSettings.png|283px|thumb|center|Figure 1: Web Server Settings]] | |||
Revision as of 06:55, 27 May 2013
This is a basic guideline for developing custom web pages for TELEM-GWM. It is assumed that reader is familiar with TELEM-GWM configuration software gws.exe and understands how to secure the device. Securing the device is described in Basic Security.
What Features to Enable?
On figure 1 there are features than can be configured for web server. Under “IP settings” you can select firewall settings. On which interface the web server should be enabled and if there is a IP address that should have the exclusive access to the web page. Then the TCP port selection.
Under http one can disable dynamic server features. “Forbid output control” if checked disables control operations through web server. “Enable GW application logs ..” if checked instructs the web server to send content from log files. “Enable syslog” if checked permits sending of /var/log/messages to the web client. “Enable general information ..” if checked permits sending of firmware revision and some additional info about the device to the web client. “Enable configuration ...” if checked permits sending of the configuration file of the main application to the web client. “Enable events ..” if checked permits sending of events to the web client. Events are encoded in XML.
Under “User” and “Password” an authorization can be enabled. TELEM-GWM uses digest access authentication.
Under “Custom” a custom web content can be selected. You have to select folder. All content from that folder is sent to the TELEM-GWM to be displayed to the web client.
Under “SSL” secure socket layer can be enabled. There are two options to use: in device generated keys or, user generated keys.
283px|thumb|center|Figure 1: Web Server Settings
