User's Manual

Performing the Installation
Installing the RS4000 11
Activating and Saving Changes
After making your configuration changes, it is necessary to activate them using the command
activate-conf. Changes are then propagated and started on all radios and will continue running until
the system is rebooted.
To make sure changes are retained after a system reboot, you must save the active (running)
configuration to a startup configuration file, using the command save-conf.
Checking the Network Configuration
Before exiting network configuration session, check that the settings are correct and to your
satisfaction:
# show ip
[ip]
Boot Protocol : Static
IP Address : 10.0.221.14
Network Mask : 255.0.0.0
Default Gateway : 10.0.0.20
Domain : merunetworks.com
DNS1 : 10.0.0.10
DNS2 : 10.0.0.40
DNS3 : 65.182.161.201
DNS4 : 206.13.28.12
If you configured DHCP, you have to use a third-party application to see the address that has been
assigned to the RS4000.
Exiting the Initial Configuration
Once you have confirmed the correct IP address, exit the RS4000 CLI by typing quit at the prompt.
Disconnect the RS4000 and proceed to the physical installation instructions. Depending on the type
of installation you will be performing, use the procedure:
z Wall Mounting the RS4000
z Hoffman Enclosure RS4000 Installation
Wall Mounting the RS4000
Note: The RS4000 has a security cable slot so you can secure the RS4000 with a standard security
cable, such as those used to secure laptop computers (for example, Kensington cable locks).
To wall mount an RS4000:
1. Remove the bracket from back side the RS4000 if it is attached by unscrewing each of the 4
knurled thumbscrews (see Figure 2).