1. Accessing NMS Webpage

Log in to the router by typing the proper “URL” in your browser with its username and password and the page is shown as Figure-1.1.

Once you key in the Username and Password, by default landing with the Home page, and the page is shown as Figure-1.2a & 1.2b.

Here, in the Home Page you can see all the information related to “Monitoring Status”, “Configuration Status”, “Device Models”, “Firmware Version” and “Network Administration”.

On the Top-Right corner, you have “Notifications” and “Admin” to change the Password / Logout
On the Left-side, you have Network configurations, Users & Organizations, Geographical Information, Public Key Infrastructure, Network Monitoring, Firmware Management.
Figure-1.2a: Home Page
Figure-1.2b: Home Page
On the Left-side, you have Network configurations, Users & Organizations, Geographical Information, Public Key Infrastructure, Network Monitoring, Firmware Management.

2. Devices

Here all the Device related Network Configurations can be updated which are applicable for a specific Site device only.

You have an option to “Filter” on the Top, by default all the Filter options are “All”.
Once the NMS is enabled in a device, you can see that Device / Site details as shown in Figure-2.
Figure-2: Devices Details

Click on the device name to navigate to that device details as shown in Figure-2.1a.
Figure-2.1a: Devices Details

By default, the page will be shown with the Overview details for that device as shown in Figure-2.1b & 2.1c.

Generally, it’s not required to modify the configuration. If you want to modify any configuration in this page, update the details and click on “Save and continue editing” or “Save” button.
Figure-2.1b: Device Overview
Figure-2.1c: Device Overview

In this Status page, you can see the “SIM STATUS” of both SIM1 & SIM2, “CPU”, “RAM STATUS”, “STORAGE”, “INTERFACE STATUS” of Ethernets / Wi-Fi / Tunnel / SIM separately, “DHCP LEASES”, “NEIGHBORS” by scrolling up/down.
Figure-2.2: Device Status