Apex Digital AP-9060 用户手册
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Your AP-9060/AP-16CO’s password
You will need the administrative password for your AP-9060/AP-16CO so that you can
log into it and make changes. Your default user password is 111111. If your defaults
have been changed, you will need to get this information from within your organization.
log into it and make changes. Your default user password is 111111. If your defaults
have been changed, you will need to get this information from within your organization.
Existing port forward / NAT information
You need know your existing port forward and/or NAT settings before adding new ones
in order to avoid conflicts. If you use point of sales software on your network you
should call your vendor and make CERTAIN you have the settings and know how
to avoid creating conflicts with them. Failing to do so could threaten your ability to
create new transactions for a significant period of time.
in order to avoid conflicts. If you use point of sales software on your network you
should call your vendor and make CERTAIN you have the settings and know how
to avoid creating conflicts with them. Failing to do so could threaten your ability to
create new transactions for a significant period of time.
Pitfalls to Avoid
IP Addresses in Your DHCP Range
DHCP servers are used for giving out temporary IP addresses to devices on your network
that need them. This means that the IP address of any DHCP on your network can and
will change as these IP address leases expire.
Your DHCP server will have a range of IP addresses that it can use for this purpose. If
you set your AP-9060/AP-16CO’s static IP address to be within this range, you are
creating the possibility that another device will be will be given the same IP address by
your DHCP server. Should this occur, both of your devices will cease to function on
your network until the problem is resolved.
A best practice is to set the static IP address of your AP-9060/AP-16CO to be outside of
your DHCP server range, avoiding the possibility of this type of conflict. For example, if
your DHCP server’s IP address range was 192.168.1.100 – 192.168.1.200, good IP
addresses for your AP-9060/AP-16CO would be 192.168.1.50 or 192.168.1.250, but not
192.168.1.105.
that need them. This means that the IP address of any DHCP on your network can and
will change as these IP address leases expire.
Your DHCP server will have a range of IP addresses that it can use for this purpose. If
you set your AP-9060/AP-16CO’s static IP address to be within this range, you are
creating the possibility that another device will be will be given the same IP address by
your DHCP server. Should this occur, both of your devices will cease to function on
your network until the problem is resolved.
A best practice is to set the static IP address of your AP-9060/AP-16CO to be outside of
your DHCP server range, avoiding the possibility of this type of conflict. For example, if
your DHCP server’s IP address range was 192.168.1.100 – 192.168.1.200, good IP
addresses for your AP-9060/AP-16CO would be 192.168.1.50 or 192.168.1.250, but not
192.168.1.105.
Dynamic IP Addresses
If you leave your AP-9060/AP-16CO set to acquire a dynamic IP address, its IP address
is likely to change over time, nullifying the effects of any forwarded ports or NAT routes
to your AP-9060/AP-16CO and breaking access to it from the internet. If this occurs,
you will have to re-configure your router to pass the correct ports to it again.
A best practice is to use static IP addresses that are outside your DHCP range for all AP-
9060/AP-16COs that will have ports forwarded to them.
is likely to change over time, nullifying the effects of any forwarded ports or NAT routes
to your AP-9060/AP-16CO and breaking access to it from the internet. If this occurs,
you will have to re-configure your router to pass the correct ports to it again.
A best practice is to use static IP addresses that are outside your DHCP range for all AP-
9060/AP-16COs that will have ports forwarded to them.
Using Dynamic Public IP Addresses without Dynamic DNS
If your Internet Service Provider has given you a dynamic IP address with your internet
connection, it is best, if possible, to acquire a static IP address from them. This way, you
can browse to your AP-9060/AP-16CO on the internet by simply using your public IP
address. For example, if your public IP address (from your information gathering
connection, it is best, if possible, to acquire a static IP address from them. This way, you
can browse to your AP-9060/AP-16CO on the internet by simply using your public IP
address. For example, if your public IP address (from your information gathering