Assigning an IP Address to eth0
To assign an IP address to the Matrix X4‐C’s management interface (eth0), enter the following commands at the CLI prompt:
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Configuring DHCP
To set up the Matrix X4‐C as a DHCP client on your network, enter the following commands at the CLI prompt.
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Enabling NTP
To configure NTP for the Matrix X4‐C, enter the following commands at the CLI prompt. The following commands enable the Matrix X4‐C either as an NTP client or server. Specify set ntp client broadcast to accept time synchronization from any NTP server and set ntp client unicast to accept time from a particular server. Alternatively, configure the Matrix X4‐C to accept time synchronization from a particular NTP server (the system must be in unicast mode). You can define up to 10 NTP servers. Optionally, if using multiple NTP servers, use the keyword prefer to specify which NTP server is the preferred server.
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Set the round‐trip broadcast delay for NTP broadcast frames, ranging from 1 to 999999 microseconds. This delay is meant for NTP running on high‐speed LANs with many hosts and where the greatest accuracy is not required.
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Naming the Matrix X4-C
To specify a name, location and system contact for your Matrix X4‐C, enter the following commands at the CLI prompt:
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