Logging In To The Juniper Series Router; Administering The Router For "Session Chassis" Access From The Tgm550 And Non-Root Services Access - Avaya IG550 Installing And Configuring

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Logging in to the Juniper Series Router

1. At the login prompt, type root and press Enter.
2. At the password prompt, enter the password. The password should be set by the
Disk-on-Key configuration file. Your project manager must give you this password.
You are now logged in at the UNIX command line (%).
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CAUTION:
If, for some reason, a password was not set with the Disk on Key, you can login
CAUTION:
without a password. However, you must set a new password before you commit
the configuration. Check with your Project Manager to get the password.
Tip:
If the configuration fails during the installation or you get locked out, you can
Tip:
recover the password. See
Administering the router for "session chassis" access from the
TGM550 and non-root services access
1. Obtain an optional login and password from the customer. This login is to be used to access
the router from the TGM550 with the session chassis command and as a services login to
the router.
2. At the configure prompt (#), type set system login user <user_name> class
super-user, where <user_name> is the user login to the router from TGM550.
3. Respond to the password prompts.
4. At the configure prompt (#), type set system login user <user_name>
authentication plain-text-password.
5. At the two password prompts, enter the password.
Recovering the password of the router on page 133.
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