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Enabling and Accessing the Weblog

BEHNKE-STATION version6.56current: 6.33Machine-translatedSome linked content may be outdated

The Behnke Station continuously records log data during operation. This log data can be retrieved and specifically filtered using the "Weblog" function. The Weblog enables structured and efficient troubleshooting (for example, to analyze problems with SIP registration).

It is assumed that the Behnke-Station is already set up to the extent that access to the web interface is possible. If this is not the case, please follow the instructions provided with your base electronics (manualsThis page carries no version. This notice is generated automatically and was not written by an editor.) and refer to the technical manualRecently updated — within the last 72 hoursThis page carries no version. This notice is generated automatically and was not written by an editor. to complete the basic setup.

1. Setup Guide

  • Open your browser
  • Go to the web interface of the Behnke Station
  • Log in

Behnke Station – Web interface, login page

  • Click the menu item Diagnostics in the sidebar
  • Navigate to the Weblog section
  • Set the value of the option Enable Weblog to yes

Set Enable Weblog to "yes"

  • Open a new tab in your browser
  • Enter the IP address in your browser's address bar

Behnke Station – web interface, login page

  • Instead of your administrator password, enter the password weblog
  • The Weblog opens

Weblog web interface

2. FAQ

Note

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