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Chapter 3: Avalanche Java Console 12Chapter 3: Avalanche Java ConsoleThe Avalanche Console allows you to control global characteristics of your wireless network.These characteristics include creating profiles, assigning IP addresses, and monitoring networkperformance.The Avalanche Console is traditionally accessed from a computer where the Console has beeninstalled. This installed Console is the Java Console. It is installed by default when Avalanche isinstalled or it can be installed separately on different computers. However, you also can accessa version of the console from a computer where it has not been installed by using a webbrowser. This version of the console is called the Web Console. The Web Console allows you tocreate and view reports and floorplans, view inventory, and manage profiles and alerts foryour enterprise.NOTE: This version of Avalanche help is specific to the Java Console. For more informationon using the Avalanche Web Console, please see the Avalanche MC Web Console User Guide orlaunch the Web Console and click the Help button.This section contains the following topics for the Java Console:• Launching the Avalanche Console• Understanding the Avalanche Console• Changing Console Preferences• Managing the Enterprise Server• Checking for Available Updates• Viewing the Inforail Status• Using the Support Generator• Using the Enabler Installation ToolLaunching the Avalanche ConsoleConfigure and manage your wireless network on an enterprise-wide basis from the AvalancheConsole. You can open the Avalanche Console from the Programs menu or from a shortcut.To launch the Avalanche Console:1 From the Start menu, select Programs > Wavelink Avalanche MC > Avalanche MCConsole.The Wavelink Avalanche Login dialog box appears.
Chapter 3: Avalanche Java Console 13Wavelink Avalanche Login2 Enter your Login and Password.Avalanche is installed with a default user login of amcadmin and password of admin.Wavelink recommends you create a new password for this account once you log in. Forinformation about changing passwords, see Managing User Accounts on page 35.3 From the Login Domain drop-down list, select or type the login domain if you haveconfigured Avalanche to use LDAP or Active Directory.4 From the Avalanche Server drop-down list, select or type the IP address or DNS name ofthe enterprise server.5 Click Connect.The Avalanche Server Login dialog box appears. This dialog box indicates the progress of theConsole as it attempts to contact the Enterprise Server.If your Console can contact the Enterprise Server and your credentials are valid, theAvalanche Console appears.If there are updates available, a dialog box will appear asking if you want to downloadautomatically. You can download the updates or save the updates for the next time youlaunch the Console.NOTE: To launch the Web Console after you have launched the Java Console, click View >Launch Web Console. For more information about the Web Console, click the Web ConsoleHelp button.Understanding the Avalanche ConsoleThe Avalanche Console consists of a Tool Bar, a Navigation Window, and Management Tabsthat allow you to manage your wireless network and provide information about wireless
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