Central Services. IAC-BOX IAC-BOX

IAC-BOX Documentation, Release 1.0

Export Update Log

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Exports a specific update log from all available log files on the IAC-BOX.

curl --nsecure -o logfiles.tmp --data "username=sysop&password=sysop&action=online_update

&subaction=fetch_log_files&logfiles=onlupdate_20160621132007.log; onlupdate_20160621043642.log" https://192.168.1.1/batch.php

5.2 Central Services

This manual describes how to configure and use the module Central Services.

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• In order to use the module Central Services, it must be licensed separately.

• The Central Services and Remote Access will still work after the maintenance of a license is expired.

• Port 1194 TCP/UDP must be opened for outgoing connections on the firewall.

The module Central Services includes a set of functions for centralized management of distributed IAC-BOX systems. This way administrators can remotely access the IAC-BOX WebAdmin interface via the my.iacbox

Partner Portal and manage the system. The included Central Services functions are extended continuously. The module Central Services is available with IAC-BOX version 3.10.4200 or newer.

5.2.1 WebAdmin Configuration

Switch to the menu Settings / Central Services at the WebAdmin site and activate the service to connect to the

Central Server.

As soon as the service has been started, a VPN connection to the Central Server will be established. The remote access via my.iacbox Partner Portal is only allowed once the option Remote Access is activated.

5.2.2 Management via my.iacbox

Log in to the my.iacbox Partner Portal and switch to the menu Shop / Licenses to obtain a listing of all of your associated licenses.

For licenses with activated Central Services the appropriate icon can be found in the services column. A grey icon means that there is no connection to the Central Server.

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