User Guide: AMF Security mini version 2.2.1

# Starting Configuration

Preparation for using AMF Security mini
AMF Security mini client requirements
Logging In to the Management Web Interface
Setting the timezone

## Preparation for using AMF Security mini

To use the AMF Security mini, you need to set the initial settings (image selection, IP address setting, etc.) of the AMF Security mini application instance in the Web GUI of your AlliedWare Plus device. See Initialization > Initializing AMF Security mini for instructions on how to do this.

## AMF Security mini client requirements

To configure the AMF Security mini, access the GUI (Graphical User Interface) on the Web browser.
The web browsers that can be used with AMF Security mini are listed below:

- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox

> Note

> > Only the latest version is supported.

## Logging In to the Management Web Interface

You can configure AMF Security mini through its web-based management interface.

1. Start a web browser and enter the IP Address set for AMF Security mini.
   The IP Address is explained using 192.168.1.10.

       https://192.168.1.10

   > Note

   > > Communication between the web browser and AMF Security mini is over HTTPS.

2. The following login screen is displayed. Enter the default Account Name and Password and click the "Login" button.
   Entered password is masked with bullets on the screen.

   > Note

   > > The default Account Name is "manager" and the Password is "friend".

   > Note

   > > If a security warning screen appears, follow the onscreen instructions to continue browsing the site.
   > > If you have a SSL server certificate issued by a trusted certification authority (CA), you can install the certificate on the Network Settings > System Information page's or the AMF > AMF Application Proxy Settings page's "SSL Certificate" section after logging in to the AMF Security mini.

3. After logging in, the Device > Active Device List page is displayed.

   > Note

   > > A login session times out after 10 minutes of inactivity. The Login screen reappears when you perform any operation after the previous session has timed out.
   > > If you check "Remember this login" on the login screen, you will remain logged in.

## Setting the timezone

AMF Security mini gets and uses the system time of your AlliedWare Plus device, but it does not get the time zone setting. Therefore, for example, to use Japan time (JST: 9 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)), set according to the following procedure:

> Note

> > If you change the time zone setting, AMF Security mini restarts, but after that, you need to restart (stop and start) the AMF Security mini application instance in the Web GUI of your AlliedWare Plus device. See Initialization > Initializing AMF Security mini for instructions on how to do this.
> > After that, the timezone setting is retained.

1. Click the "System Settings" menu, then click the "Date / Time Settings" submenu.

2. The System Settings > Date / Time Settings page is displayed. Click the "Edit" button in the Timezone item.

3. The Select Timezone dialog is displayed. Select the "Asia/Tokyo" from the drop-down list and click the "Submit" button.

4. After the message is displayed, AMF Security mini restarts and the login screen is displayed again.
   After logging in, the System Settings > Date / Time Settings page is displayed.

Timezone setting is complete.

28 Jan 2022 14:19