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If you wish to configure the server using the remote configuration manager,
initiate a remote management session, attach to the appliance, and when
prompted to use the QuickStart wizard, enter n. Go to step step 3.
For the remainder of these examples, system prompts are displayed as remote
Note:
configuration prompts.
3
Use the following commands to enter Privileged and Configuration modes and
change the name of the SSL appliance to myDevice .
inxcfg> enable
inxcfg> configure
(config[IN-10-1-2-3])> hostname myDevice
(config[IN-10-1-2-3])> end
inxcfg> configure
(config[myDevice])>
4
Set the default router.
(config[IN-10-1-2-3])> hostname myDevice
(config[IN-10-1-2-3])> end
inxcfg> configure myDevice
(config[myDevice])> ip route default 10.1.1.1
(config[myDevice])>
5
Set an enable password to protect the appliance configuration. The password is
requested whenever the enable command is given.
(config[myDevice])> password enable
Enter new password:
Confirm password:
(config[myDevice])> end
inxcfg>
EXAMPLE: Setting up a Secure Server
This example describes how to use the configuration manager rather than the QuickStart
wizard to set up a secure server. In this example, the default SSL port (443) and remote
port (81) are used.
1
Enter SSL Configuration mode.
(config[myDevice])> ssl
(config-ssl[myDevice])>
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