Access NVIS test hosts
Using the NVIS IP, hosts can only be seen when the resource is connected to the network.
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Using the NVIS IP, hosts can only be seen when the resource is connected to the network.
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NOTE: NVIS can connect to the resource via the NVIS IP even if the public IP is turned off.
Open the test web host in Paris via the unencrypted public IP. Open a browser to http://45.76.45.61 or ping 45.76.45.61. The host should display the following:
Open the test web host in Paris via the encrypted NVIS IP when NVIS is ON. Open a browser to http://10.0.1.65 or ping 10.0.1.65. The host should display the following:
Repeat Step 2 with NVIS OFF. From your NVIS Agent, turn on NVIS. The browser and ping would timeout and not render the page.
Turn NVIS ON. Open a browser to http://10.0.1.55 or ping 10.0.1.55. This leads to the test web host located in Tokyo. The host should display the following (and notice the performance of this high-quality video and sound streamed even through this encrypted connection):
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Go here if you haven't downloaded an NVIS agent for the device you wish to connect to the NVIS network with.