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[no] hostname <newdevname>
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Sets the identification name for the current device, where newdevname is the
desired name. Use the
The command prompt updates to the new name the next time
Note:
Configuration mode is entered.
interface <network | server>
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Enters Interface Configuration mode for the specified Ethernet interface of the
current device. The
network
the
interface connects the SSL appliance to the servers. On SSL-PCI
server
devices, the only interface is
for more information.
[no] ip address <ipaddr> [netmask <netmask>]
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Sets the IP address for the current device, where ipaddr is the IP address and
netmask is the valid netmask. Use the
device. If the netmask is not specified, a default value calculated from the user-
provided IP address is used.
This command only sets the IP address of the device, not for the host
Note:
computer in the case of the SSL-PCI. Use the operating system
software to reset the IP address of the host computer after executing
the command.
ip domain-name <name>
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Sets the default domain name for the device, where name is the domain name.
ip name-server <ipaddr>
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Sets one or more Domain Name Servers to use, where ipaddr is the IP address of
the Domain Name Server.
[no] ip route <destip> <mask> <gatewayip> [metric <n>]
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Adds a static route entry for the specified destination IP address to the device's
routing table, where destip is the destination IP address, mask is the netmask, and
gatewayip is the next-hop router address for the destination IP address. The metric
flag is used to show the total number of hops to the destination IP address. Use
the
flag to delete the specified static route entry from the device's routing table.
no
flag to clear the hostname of the current device.
no
interface connects the SSL appliance to the Internet;
. See "Interface Configuration Command Set"
network
flag to clear the IP address for the current
no
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