94 Chapter4·NokiaNetworkVoyager Introduction "Nokia Network Voyager?" asked Mark. "What's that?" Shin connected his laptop's network cable to the management switch used to access the internal interface of each Nokia appliance. "The Nokia Network Voyager," explained Shin, "Is the Web user interface front-end for the configuration and day-to-day administration of the Nokia appliances." Shin brought up a Web browser and entered the IP address of the first appliance in the address field. "Using the Voyager interface, I can configure every feature of this appliance." Shin logged in using the administrator username and password he specified during installation. "I can configure basic system settings, install and manage additional software packages, back up and restore the system, and tune the security settings." Shin moved throughout the interface, configuring the system to the test specifications. Mark ensured that the checklist he had prepared was marked as completed as Shin moved through the various sections. Ming scribbled notes throughout the entire configuration session as Marty looked over her shoulder. "Looks fairly easy to configure," Marty said. "It's probably one of the easiest enterprise class systems to configure and secure," responded Shin. "No more messing around at the command line in configuration files