Logging on to the Sentinel EMS Portal

Before you log on, make sure you have the Sentinel LDK user name and password provided by your Sentinel LDK administrator.

To log on:

1.Using a supported browser, browse to: http://<Hostname>:<Port>/ems, where <Hostname> denotes the domain name, IP address, or network address, and <Port> denotes the port number of the Sentinel EMS server.

2.Enter your user ID and password and click Login. It is recommended that you change your password after you log on for the first time.

Forgot Password?

1.In the login page, click Forgot Password.

2.In the screen that appears, enter your E-mail and click Recover Password. Your password will be e-mailed to you.

Changing Password

You can change the password that you use to log on to Sentinel EMS. If you are authorized to perform Administration functions, you can change the password for other users. For details, see Editing User Details.

To change your own password:

1.Log on to the Sentinel EMS portal with your user ID and current password.

2.From the Welcome down arrow at the top-right corner of the page, click Change Password. The Change Password dialog box opens.

3.Enter your current password and new password.

NOTE   Passwords are case sensitive and must have at least six characters.

4.Click Save.

Supported Web Browsers for Sentinel EMS

Sentinel EMS supports the following web browsers. Known browser limitations are also mentioned below.

HTTPS Mode: Supported Web Browsers	HTTP Mode: Supported Web Browsers
Mozilla Firefox: >If Java is enabled in the browser, applets are used for protection key-related operations. >If Java is not enabled in the browser, a JavaScript-based solution runs. To proceed further, you may need to click the security exception icon followed by the Disable protection for now button.	Mozilla Firefox: >If Java is enabled in the browser, applets are used for protection key-related operations. >If Java is not enabled in the browser, a JavaScript-based solution runs.
Internet Explorer 11: Java applets are used for protection key-related operations.	Internet Explorer 11:  A JavaScript-based solution is used for protection key-related operations.
Google Chrome: A JavaScript-based solution is used for protection key-related operations. To proceed further, you may need to click the security exception icon (top-right corner) and click the Load unsafe scripts link.	Google Chrome: A JavaScript-based solution is used for protection key-related operations.
	Microsoft Edge: A JavaScript-based solution is used for protection key-related operations.

The following table lists the web browsers that are not currently supported.

Unsupported Web Browsers
Microsoft Edge: If you try to open Sentinel EMS, a warning message indicates that all operations are not supported and that the application may behave inconsistently.
Safari: If you try to open Sentinel EMS, a warning message opens and the login button is disabled.