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(it takes about 5 seconds to complete the command).
SET NETWORK GATEWAY <Gateway IP address>
(Example) SET NETWORK GATEWAY 192.168.1.99
― DNS configuration (required to register one or more DNS server when the DNS
function is used)
Register a DNS server.
By default, the DNS server configured first is "primary."
It is possible to delete a registered DNS server by the REMOVE NETWORK DNS
command. After deleting the primary or secondary DNS address, the ADD NETWORK
DNS command sets a primary or secondary DNS address, respectively. If you delete
both of the primary and the secondary and run the ADD NETWORK DNS command,
they are configured in the order of primary and secondary. For information on the
REMOVE NETWORK DNS command, refer to "Commands.")
(ADD NETWORK DNS <primary DNS server>)
(ADD NETWORK DNS <secondary DNS server>)
(Example)
ADD NETWORK DNS 192.168.1.111
ADD NETWORK DNS 192.168.1.123
Hint
 The default gateway and DNS server (primary, secondary) are used across EM
cards, CPU blades, and switch modules.
5. Run the following command from the CLI to check that the changes have taken effect:
Confirm the network configuration by using the SHOW NETWORK command.
6. Restart the EM card if necessary. For information on how to restart an EM card, refer to
"RESTART EM" in "Commands."
Important
Do not install/remove a module or power on/off a module while restarting the EM
card. Doing so might result in not only failure to complete the configuration update
but malfunctions of the module. Do not switch on/off the ID LED of an installed
module. The ID LED may not be appropriately turned on/off.
Check
It is required to restart the EM card after changing the DNS and default gateway
configuration (the changes take effect after the EM card is restarted).
SNMP settings (EM card)
1. Confirm that the EM card is powered on.
2. Confirm that you have logged in to the EM card as Administrator or a user whose access right
is ADMINISTRATOR or OPERATOR from the CLI of the EM serial console or EM console.
If you have not, log in as "Administrator" or a user whose access right is ADMINISTRATOR