Security: Access Control

This article describes the use of the AECT utility within the AMS installation folder, that will check your PC specs to see if AMS can be installed. This is only a "guide" as to the recommended specs for installing AMS.

When trying to access the Access Easy Controller via Microsoft Edge, Chrome or other web browsers, you may get an error, "the connection for this site is not secure", which prevents you from connecting to the AEC.

This article provides you with the response to the question: "if I have a newer AEC firmware version, "2.1.9.x", can I downgrade it to 2.1.8.5?"

You would need to upload firmware 2.1.9.4 FIRST and then you can got to 2.1.9.5

When adding doors in AMS, the software will by default, assign each door strike relay based on the first available unused output on the controller.

See the 3 different part numbers of a Security Escort USB dongle, depending on what license you currently have or want to obtain.

This article contains the network ports that the Access Easy Controller (AEC) and Access Easy Master Controller (AEMC) use to communicate on the network.

How do you configure First Card Unlock on the Access Easy Controller V2 so the door schedule does not unlock the door until someone has entered the building?

This article presents what is the compatibility of the ARD-AYCE658 Reader with AEC 2.1.

This article steps through the process of enabling the "pin or card" function in Access Professional Edition

This article explains what does a repeating low tone, high tone, and 1 sec pause mean on the AEC v. 2?

This article explains the message "Door already in use" from AECv2 when trying to delete a reader board

Reader Board 1 has three spare relays and each subsequent Reader Board has four spare relays.

Beginning with BIS 4.9.1 we changed the COM standard security settings to the values shown in this article

Find out from this article how the Gmail account can be configured in Bosch Access Easy Controller (AEC) 2.1.9.5 

These are steps to assist with troubleshooting the AEC 2.1 time drifting.

  When logging to Access Management System (AMS), Visitor Management receive an error “Access Denied”.   Cause One possible cause is the user missing a “User profile”, or the User Profile doesn’t have execute rights for Visitor Management.   Solution One possible solution would be the following: Verify the user has a User Profile assigned. In AMS go to Configuration -> Operators and Workstations –> User rights Go to User Profiles, make sure to assign a profile if there is none.   Verify the Profile has execute rights for Visitor Management. Go to User Profiles, make sure the user profile assigned has provisioned the execution rights for Visitor Management. This rights may vary according to the user.   Note: The user and password to log in to Visitor Management are set under the “User account” tab.  

Disclaimer: this guide is intended for Windows advanced users. Knowledge on Windows registry and batch files is highly recommended. If you don’t have knowledge on modifying the Windows registry, do not continue as any mistake can damage the operating system.   Step-by-step guide   This document consists of three parts: Import or create a certificate to the RPS computer Enable Https and configure the certificate binding Import the certificate into AMS server  

Does the D6100 support a failover solution.