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GTR 8000 Base Radio
Procedure Steps
Connect to the device using Configuration/Service Software (CSS) through an Ethernet port link. See
1
Connecting Through an Ethernet Port Link, page
2
When the passphrase prompt screen opens, select configured security level and enter the required passphrases.
3
Click OK if the connection was successful. This indicates your SNMPv3 configuration is valid.
4.4.5.4 Configuring DNS Using CSS
This is not applicable for a K1/K2 site.
The Network Services Configuration window allows you to configure the network DNS services for this device, if
part of a secure network.
4.4.5.4.1 How to Configure DNS Using CSS, page 4-21
Configuration/Service Software (CSS). Configuring DNS is required before entering the Fully Qualified Domain
Name (FQDN) for server(s) on the Network Security Configuration window in CSS.
Using
Table
4-1, enter the IP addresses for the primary, secondary, and tertiary DNS servers for this device.
4-2
is used only when configuring a conventional device.
Table 4-1 DNS Nameservers for Devices in Dynamic System Resilience and Non-Dynamic
System Resilience Sites
To configure
on a device:
Primary DNS
server
Secondary DNS
server
Tertiary DNS
server
where zzz> and z> indicate the zone to which the device belongs.
Table 4-2 Conventional Comparator System Name Variables
Variable
[hostname]
chanWWW
4-20
When device is located in a
remote site with no Dynamic
System Resilience
zzzz>dns01.zonez>
ucs-dns01.ucs
N/A
The character string entered in the Requested DNS Host
Name field.
The channel number, where WWW is a number between 1
and 200.
4-11.
describes the steps for configuring DNS for a device using
When device is located
in a Dynamic System
Resilience remote site
zzzz>dns01.zonez>
zzzz>dns04.zonez>
ucs-dns01.ucs
Description
4.4.4
Table
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