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Getting Started Guide for Cisco Digital Media Players

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Configure Settings

Step 3 Respond to the prompt. It sometimes varies.

• Does it ask you to EDIT a password before you can log in?

The first time that you start DMPDM, it prompts you to change its factory-defined master

password. You will never see this prompt again, unless you restore your DMP to its

factory-default settings.

a. Enter a new master password that contains at least eight characters, which combine uppercase

and lowercase letters with numerals

b. Click Activate.

• Does it ask you to ENTER a password so that you can log in?

a. Use the login name admin.

b. Use whichever master password you saved most recently.

Step 4 Stop. Remain logged in. You have completed this procedure.

Related Topics

• Protect Your DMP from Unauthorized Management

Establish a Wireless Network Connection

Timesaver Complete this optional procedure at your discretion.

Before You Begin

• Do the hardware and firmware for your DMP support wireless networking? DMP 4305G and

DMP 4310G endpoints do not.

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To verify whether you must use an Ethernet cable, see Table 2 on page 12.

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Alternatively, if Table 2 does not describe your DMP model, see its datasheet at

http://cisco.com/go/dms/dmp/datasheets.

• The Broadcast SSID setting must be enabled on your wireless access points (also known as wireless

routers or WLAN controllers). Otherwise, your DMPs cannot connect to your WLAN and are

prevented from obtaining IP addresses.

• We do not support “open” wireless networks. They are a security risk.

• Does a security policy in your network restrict DHCP address assignments to known MAC

addresses? If so, locate the WLAN address printed on a sticker that is affixed to your DMP. Then,

share this address with your security policy administrator.

• Verify that your wireless network is working correctly, is available, and you understand how it

authenticates connection requests.

• Establish an Ethernet Connection.

• Log in to DMPDM.

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