That system of initializing the network address on the Redrak, although not too difficult, is just a little inconvenient. The browser will display a series of forms for filling in the critical network information, which server applications you need installed, and a new administration account. It takes a few minutes to get it all installed, but once done, you can switch the Redrak to your regular LAN, login, and use it as you need. User view The Web-based interface system that users access is NetMAX Professional from Cybernet Systems. Performing most sysadmin actions is easy with NetMAX Professional.
Users logging in through the Web interface are limited to accessing and uploading files.
Most other actions such as accessing your mail, news, LDAP info, etc., must be done with separate user tools and not within the Web interface itself. Any sysadmin action to create accounts, install software, or configure the server applications is safeguarded by a commit option. That allows you to review which actions will be performed, undo them if needed, and save a log report. That addition saves you from the headache of wondering if the sysadmin procedure actually worked. I noticed that from time to time, the administration and general user interface became unnecessarily slow.