User's Manual

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Configuration (CLI)

1. Initial settings configuration procedure

Before starting new device, one should perform initial configuration. The

configuration can be performed either using serial console port or using Telnet

protocol. In order to configure the device using Console port, follow the

instructions below:

• Device should be connected with host serial interface, using InfiNet

Console cable

• Start any terminal emulation software (e.g. Hyper Terminal)

• Set serial interface properties to 38400 baud rate, 8 bit, 1 stop bit, parity

off, flow control disabled

• Enable emulation mode ANSI or VT100, keyboard VT100

To connect using Telnet protocol from the wired LAN run Telnet with 10.10.10.1

IP-address that is configured for the Ethernet interface of the device by default.

If all above procedures are completed correctly, you will see the WanFlex OS

prompt:

Every new device has no initial login and password settings, so you can use any

non-zero length login and password to enter the device:

Password: 1234

After default authorization there will be standard console prompt:

console>

Now the device is ready for the initial configuration procedure. The most relevant

thing to be done at this phase is to define device name/user/password.

system name Test Base Station

system user root

system password qwerty

Part of commands in

bold

must be typed in CLI (Command Line

Interface). The rest of the command name is optional and can be

skipped while typing.

Since this is made ONLY specified username and password can be used to access

the device. DO NOT FORGET THESE PARAMETERS.

2. Device interfaces

The Device has several physical and logical interfaces:

• lo0 - loopback interface, used for system interaction needs

• null0 – logical interface, can be used for auxiliary addresses assignation

(for NAT module, for example); for routes aggregation for RIP protocol.

Addresses (subnets) are announced to the network but every packet

transmitted through this interface is destroyed

• eth0 - Ethernet 10/100 Mbit interface