Spectra Precision ProFlex 800 CORS - Manual (Page 38)

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Map
The Web Server provides a map of the NTRIP caster network
using different colors to show the location of the caster, of the
NTRIP servers (bases) and of the different users.
Protecting Mount Points
Protecting mount points may be done in an indirect way, as
explained below:
• Not assigning a mount point to any of the declared users
implies that this mount point is accessible to anyone who
can make an Internet connection to the NTRIP caster.
Besides, the NTRIP caster may list mount points that are
not declared as managed by the NTRIP caster. If such
mount points are available, anyone who can make an
Internet connection to the NTRIP caster will be allowed to
connect to these mount points.
• Conversely, from the moment a mount point is assigned to
a declared user, this mount point is no longer accessible
to all. Only declared users explicitly granted the right to
connect to that mount point will be able to do so.
As the administrator of the NTRIP caster, you can for
example create a user for the sole purpose of protecting
your mount points. Allowing this user to connect to all
your mount points will amount to placing right away a
protection on all these mount points, preventing anyone
else to connect to them. Then you can gradually add new
users allowed to connect to one or more of the protected
mount points.
• In order to keep the NTRIP caster accessible to a
maximum of declared users, you can limit the number of
simultaneous connections allowed per user. Too many
simultaneous connections from one user would indeed
limit the number of possible connections for all other
users.
• Warning! Having declared users not assigned to a single
mount point means they can access all the mount points
managed by the caster!
E-mail
Notifications
As the administrator of the CORS reference station, you may
be informed via email of possible malfunctions detected by
the receiver. This will allow you to quickly respond to the
email alert by taking the appropriate maintenance steps.