Find your local appliance IP address
After connecting your local appliance to the network, record its assigned IPv4 address to access AOS Studio and AOS Work on the local network.
Connect to the network
- Click the Wi-Fi icon in the upper-right corner of the appliance system screen.
- Select the target wireless network, enter its password, and wait for the connection to succeed.
Find and record the IPv4 address
- Open the settings details for the currently connected wireless network.
- In Details, find IPv4 Address.
- Record this value. It is the appliance's current IP address on the local network.
The illustration below uses a fictional network name and the example IPv4 address 192.168.1.100. Use the address displayed on your own appliance, rather than the values for IPv6 Address, Hardware Address, or Default Route.
Access services using the IP address
On a computer that can reach this local network address, open a browser and replace <IPv4 address> below with the value you recorded:
| Service | Address | Example when the IPv4 address is 192.168.1.100 |
|---|---|---|
| AOS Studio | http://<IPv4 address> | http://192.168.1.100 |
| AOS Work | http://<IPv4 address>:11001 | http://192.168.1.100:11001 |
These access addresses apply to the local appliance described in the reference document. Keep the :11001 port when accessing AOS Work. The example IP address is not fixed; replace it with the appliance's current IPv4 address.
Source
Adapted from sections III (Connect to the network) and IV (Access services) of the appliance reference document. The images are redrawn instructional illustrations with example network names and addresses; company, brand, meeting, and device identifiers from the originals are omitted.