Table of Contents
Advertisement
We will introduce VLAN configuration briefly in this section. See the corresponding command
line manual for detailed configuration.
4.1 First Login by Console Port
It is the most basic way to log in to the local interface via Console port, and it is also the method
to configure other ways to log in to the device.
Step 1
Power off the PC.
Step 2
Use default console port cable to connect PC and the device.
First insert the DB-(hole) plug of console port cable into the 9-pin serial port of PC,
and then insert the RJ45 plug into the console port of the device.
● Confirm the sign on the port during connection, in case it may plug into the wrong
port.
● Plug out RJ45 and then DB-9 when dismantling console port cable.
Step 3
Power on the PC.
Step 4
Run terminal simulation program on the PC, and then select the serial port which is to
connect the device, set the terminal communication parameters.
The following parameter values have to be in accordance with the values on the
device, the default are shown as follows.
● Baud rate: 115200
● Data bit: 8
● Stop bit: 1
● Parity: none
● Flow control: none
● If the PC uses Windows Server 2003 operating system, please add super terminal
program in the Windows component and then log in and manage the device
according to the way introduced in this manual.
● If the PC uses Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or other
operating systems, please prepare third-party terminal control software, refer to
the software operation guide or online help for operation method.
Step 5
After device is powered on, it displays device self-check information on the terminal
control software, and it will prompt users to press Enter key after self-check, then it will
display username and password input prompt.
4 Quick Operations
Figure 4-1 Login via console port
8
Advertisement
Table of Contents
