Name - The name of the disguise server (vx-44150).Machine-The model of the disguise server (vx 4).From v4 onwards there will be a selection of different pages that can be displayed which the user can configure at any time from the webpage and REST API. In SMC v2 and v3, the only available pages are default information and VFC card information. The front OLED screen displays data that is organised into pages that are in a table-based format. Reliability - One of the main features of the SMC system is to provide out-of-band management and help configure or change the disguise server - this cannot happen if the network is down or not configured correctly! Security - Since the SMC system has access to lower-level functionality that bypasses the Windows OS on the servers, this shouldn’t be connected to the internet on a permanent basis This can be built into an existing network infrastructure but care should be taken to isolate this network from all others by using VLANs or maintaining a separate physical network. This number will only appear for 30s, click ‘Resend Verification’ to generate a new numberĮach of the aforementioned disguise servers have a MGMT ethernet port on the back which is solely for access to the SMC system. Once navigated to the IP address and the login page is visible, click 'Sign Up'Ī four digit number will appear on the front screen which will need to be put in the ‘Screen Number’ field whilst filling out the form. This is to protect against unauthorised access to critical machine functions (like turning off a server mid-show)

To use the website and some of the API endpoints in SMC v3 and above, a user account must be created.

Open a browser and navigate to the IP address displayed on the front OLED screen of the server, this should open the web page, if it does not, or the IP does not appear on front screen then see Troubleshooting

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