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Chapter 3
Configuring the Meru RS4000
The configuration of the RS4000 includes the following procedures:
z Determine How the RS4000 Is To Be Managed
z Configuring of the Radio Switch with the CLI Commands
z Activating and Saving Changes
Determine How the RS4000 Is To Be Managed
The RS4000 can be managed remotely with third-party SNMP Manager software or directly with the
CLI via a Telnet or SSH connection.
Using the CLI with a Telnet/SSH Connection
Using the IP address configured in Initial Configuration of the RS4000, start a Telnet or SSH session
using the newly configured IP address for your RS4000.
After the session is established, you will be prompted to log on. Use the default admin login name
with the newly assigned password, or the default admin password, admin, if you did not change the
password.
Once you have successfully logged in with the admin user ID, you have a full privilege to all CLI
commands. A complete listing of the CLI commands, their keywords and arguments, can be found in
Appendix A, “Command Reference.”
Using SNMP
The RS4000 contains SNMP agent software that can be utilized by a standard SNMP manager to
communicate with and manage the RS4000. The complete set of Meru Enterprise MIB Tables are
listed in Appendix B, “MIB Definition Reference.” By default SNMP access is enabled.
Note: A maximum of two Telnet/SSH connections are allowed to the RS4000 at any time.