5 Access Server Configuration and Management Manual

Command Line Interface (CLI) Commands

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Configuring Initial IP Address Information

You can use the following procedure to configure initial IP address information for the

AWAN access server. (User input is shown in boldface type.)

1. Connect a terminal or workstation running a terminal emulator to one of the AWAN

access server’s asynchronous ports.

2. Set the terminal or emulator to 19200 baud and 7E1 parity (7 bits, even parity, 1 stop

bit).

3. Power on the AWAN access server.

4. Wait approximately 40 seconds for the terminal to become active and then press the

Enter key. Messages similar to the following should be displayed:

Connected to AWAN Server TS00FA08 Port PORT_1

... using port default username ...

... Bypassing protocol menu ...

6530 terminal type assumed

Communications Server

Release V3.1.5C13

Gemini AWAN 028.11

Local>

5. Enable privileged mode by typing the Set Priv command at the Local> prompt:

Local> Set priv

The Password> prompt is displayed.

6. Type the current privileged password at the Password> prompt:

Password> system

The Local> prompt is displayed.

7. Set the AWAN access server’s IP address using the Change Internet Address

command at the Local> prompt:

Local> Change Internet Address ip-address

where ip-address is the IP address you want to assign.

8. To override the default subnet mask, type the Change Internet Mask command at the

Local> prompt:

Local> Change Internet Mask ip-address

where ip-address is the subnet mask you want to assign. The RAS Management

Tool will now automatically connect if the AWAN access server is on the same

subnet as the management workstation. Allow one minute for the discovery cycle.