¶ First start
When the equipment is powered on, you can connect using the default static IP address through your web browser:
With the "WebleFinder" tool, you can scan your network to find all connected Weble devices. The tool is available here
http://192.168.1.99
Default netmask : 255.255.255.0
Default gateway : none
username : admin
password : see Default password below
default port : ETH0
Once the page is loaded, log in with the username admin and the default password of your device.
During the startup phase, the device will have the IP address 20.20.20.21 for approximately 20 seconds.
¶ Default password
| Device | Default password |
|---|---|
| Devices prepared from version 9.1 | A password specific to each device, printed on the label of the device and on the label of its packaging. |
| Older devices without a factory password, and Windows installations | admin. At the first login you must choose a new password of at least 8 characters before you can continue. |
On a device with a factory password, a reminder is shown after each login until the password is changed. It does not block you. Change the password in your profile if other people can see the label.
After a factory reset, or after pressing the reset button, the admin password goes back to the default password of the device: the label password, or admin on older devices and Windows installations. The reset button also restores the default IP address 192.168.1.99.
After 5 failed logins in a row, the device refuses new attempts for 5 seconds. The wait doubles after each further failure, up to 5 minutes. The login page shows how long to wait.
If you have lost the label, contact support@Weble.ch.
¶ Weble Finder
The Weble Finder is a tool that facilitates the detection of Weble devices within a network, even in cases where they possess distinct IP address ranges. This functionality is achieved by leveraging multicast, a networking technique that enables the transmission of a single packet to multiple destinations simultaneously. By utilizing multicast, the Weble Finder can dispatch discovery requests to all devices across the network, irrespective of their IP address range. Consequently, it becomes possible to locate Weble devices that may exist on diverse subnets or address ranges.
Upon receiving the multicast discovery request, a Weble device responds by sharing its identification information. This response enables the Weble Finder to recognize and pinpoint the device's location within the network. By employing multicast, the Weble Finder ensures that it can successfully discover Weble devices, regardless of the particular configuration of their network. As a result, it proves to be an invaluable tool for network administrators, facilitating the efficient identification and management of these devices.
To summarize, the Weble Finder utilizes multicast to locate Weble devices within a network, even if they possess different IP address ranges. It achieves this by sending discovery requests to all devices via multicast and subsequently receiving responses from Weble devices. This functionality empowers administrators to effectively locate and manage these devices.
Multicast address 224.0.0.236
Port 60540
The tool can be downloaded here Weble Finder