Modifying a Public Spot user

Modify one or more Public Spot users simply by entering the following URL:

http://<device-URL>/cmdpbspotuser/...?action=editpbspotuser&parameter1=value1&parameter2=value2&...

The following parameters are available:

pbspotuser

Name of the Public Spot user

Specify multiple users in the form &=pbspotuser=<User1>+<User2>+.... If the wizard cannot find the specified user, you have the option to search for a user. After making your changes, accept these and print them out if necessary.

expirytype

Combined output of expiry type and, if applicable, the validity period of the voucher.

Specify this parameter as follows:

&expirytype=<Value1>+validper=<Value2>

The parameter values have the following meaning:

• Value1: Expiry type. Possible values are absolute, relative, both, and none.
• Value2: Time of the voucher's expiry if expirytype has the value both. In this case, you use validper to specify the voucher's maximum validity period in days for the absolute expiry type. For all other expiry types, the parameter validper is not set.

If a parameter is omitted or set with incorrect values the wizard will apply the default values.

unit

Access time

Specify this parameter as follows:

&unit=<Value1>+runtime=<Value2>

The parameter values have the following meaning:

• Value1: LIfetime units. Possible values are: Minute, hour, day
• Value2: Duration

timebudget

Time budget

If this parameter is omitted, the wizard uses the default value.

volumebudget

Volume budget

If this parameter is omitted, the wizard uses the default value.

print

Automatic print-out of the voucher.

If this parameter is omitted, the wizard displays a button. Use this to print out the voucher.

bandwidthprof

Bandwidth profile

With this parameter you assign a pre-defined bandwidth profile to a Public Spot user. Enter the valid value for this parameter as the line number of an existing profile name under Setup > Public Spot module > Add user wizard > Bandwidth profiles, such as

&bandwidthprof=1

to index the first entry in the table.

If this parameter is missing or the line number is invalid (for example, the table is empty), the wizard does not limit the bandwidth.