Chapter 4: Accessing the Command Line Interface

June 30, 2006

Step

Action

3Press ENTER to initiate the terminal session.

4Enter your user name at the Username: prompt.

5Enter your password at the Password: prompt. The system will display the Host> prompt:

Welcome to SG-1 System

Username: technician

Password: *****

Login Successful

Host>

SETTING THE IP ADDRESS

Host> configure terminal

Host(config)# interface ethernet

Set the management card IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway (if a gateway exists) to enable communication with external networks and to enable access to the SG-1 CLI for Telnet sessions.

To set a new IP address and subnet mask for the SCC, do the following.

Step

Action

1From the Host(config)# prompt, enter the interface command in the following format: interface ethernet <slot number>\<port number> <ipaddr> <netmask> mode <ethernet mode> [mtu <15001544>]

2From the Host(config)# prompt, enter the ip default-gatewaycommand in the following format: ip default-gateway <ipaddr>

3For this change to become permanent, the user must perform a write memory command from the Host> first level prompt to save this change to NVRAM (when the save command is issued, it saves all systems parameters):

write memory

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