Creating Usernames And Passwords; Configuring Miscellaneous Parameters; Viewing And Saving Running Configuration - Juniper G10 CMTS Getting Started

Configuring the G10 CMTS
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Creating Usernames and Passwords

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Configuring Miscellaneous Parameters

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Viewing and Saving Running Configuration

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42 Juniper Networks G10 CMTS Getting Started
1. At the initial CLI command prompt, you are in the read-write privilege mode. If desired,
you can enter the configure terminal mode and change your password from the default
of changeme:
G10$root# configure terminal↵
G10$root(config)# username root password myword↵
conf t can be used as an abbreviation for the configure
terminal command.
2. You may also want to create new usernames and passwords. Because you are in the
privilege mode, any newly created username will have privilege mode access:
G10$root(config)# username newuser password myword↵
If desired, the following miscellaneous parameters can be assigned:
Set the Hostname to Hub1-G10:
G10$root(config)# hostname Hub1-G10↵
Hub1-G10$root(config)#
Set the SNMP read-only and read-write SNMP password community strings to public and
private, respectively:
G10$root(config)# snmp-server community public ro↵
G10$root(config)# snmp-server community private rw↵
Set the time to 2:30pm and the date to December 22, 2001 (you must first exit to the top
level):
G10$root(config)# exit↵
G10$root# clock set 143000 22 12 2001↵
To view the current configuration of the G10 CMTS, execute the following command:
G10$root# show running-config↵
To save the current configuration of the G10 CMTS, execute the following command. Upon
booting up, the system uses the startup-config file to set the configuration:
G10$root# copy running-config startup-config↵