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Resource Worksheet Example
It will expedite the process to gather and verify resource information in the Resource Worksheet below
before starting appliance installation and setup. An example of the worksheet is provided below with
descriptions for the information it includes. A
included in the Appendix.
Note: Incorrect network configuration could compromise or impede the appliance.
Table: Worksheet Form Example
Property
Computer name
Administrator
password
Workgroup or domain
name
LAN information
(LAN1)
Private or internal
network interface
WAN information
(LAN2)
Public or external
network interface
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blank copy of the
Network Information
(example)
[Celest1x] (default; to be
changed during setup)
IP address
Subnet mask
Default gateway
Primary/secondary DNS
server(s)
Static routes:
Network address
Gateway address
IP address
Subnet mask
Default gateway
Primary/secondary DNS
server(s)
Static routes:
worksheet, which can be printed, is
Explanation
Used in – Configuration : Use the Setup Wizard :
Wizard Instructions
The appliance must be assigned a computer name.
The computer name must be 15 alphanumeric
characters or less.
Used in – Configuration : Use the Setup Wizard :
Wizard Instructions
The administrator account is a member of the local
administrator group. The factory default password is
case sensitive with brackets included.
Important: The default should be changed as it is
public knowledge.
Used in – Configuration : Use the Setup Wizard :
Wizard Instructions
: Hostname and Domain
Required for appliance setup.
Record the name of the Workgroup or Domain that
will be joined during setup.
Used in –
Configuration : Use the Setup Wizard : Wizard
Instructions :
Network Interfaces
Required for appliance setup.
The LAN (private network interface) adapter of the
appliance is the interface assigned to internal
network traffic.
May be needed in – Configuration : Use the Setup
Wizard : Wizard Instructions :
The WAN (public network interface) adapter of the
appliance is the interface assigned to external
network traffic. This configures how the WAN, or
public interface, connects to the Internet.
Network Interfaces
E Series Installation Guide
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