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2) Contact your system administrator for more information about
permissive and enforcing modes.
3) Package installation screens are displayed during the installation.
g. After the installation, eject the CD or disconnect the ISO image from the
virtual CD drive.
h. When the POST installation screen is displayed, select the first option that
is shown or wait for the timeout, which defaults to the first selection. The
system restarts.
i. Type the default user name, admin, and the default password, cloudshield.
You can change the user name and password after the setup is complete.
For more information, see the CloudShield Web Management Interface
Users Guide on the IBM Documentation CD.
Note: When you type the password, the cursor does not move, and the
password is not displayed.
j. At the command prompt, type the following commands. After each
command, press Enter.
admin@CloudShield!> set asm port=eth0 ipaddress=ipaddress
netmask=netmask admin=enable role=management
admin@CloudShield!> set asm port=eth1 ipaddress=ipaddress
netmask=netmask admin=enable role=control
admin@CloudShield!> set route 0.0.0.0 netmask=0.0.0.0
gateway=gateway
admin@CloudShield!> set service http adminstate=enabled
admin@CloudShield!> set authhost 0.0.0.0 netmask=0.0.0.0 ruleOrder=1
httpsAccess=enabled httpAccess=enabled
ipaddress, netmask, and gateway are the IP address, netmask, and
gateway that are to be assigned to the virtual machine. Record these IP
addresses in "DPI blade IP addresses" on page 9.
Notes:
1) The IP address of eth0 (the CPOS management port) must be on a
different subnetwork than the advanced management module.
2) The IP address of eth1 (the CPOS control port) must be on the same
subnetwork as the advanced management module.
3) The gateway must be on the same subnet as eth0.
You now have access to the CloudShield Web Management Interface and
the services that you enabled. For information about the command-line
interface (CLI) command syntax and options, see the Command Line
Interface Reference Guide on the IBM Documentation CD.
8. Configure the chassis internal network:
a. Log in to the advanced management module.
b. Under MM Control in the left pane, select Chassis Internal Network .
c. From the Chassis Internal Network Configuration menu, select Enabled.
d. Select an unused CIN VLAN ID link to define the first CIN entry.
e. On the Chassis Internal Network Entry Definition page, enter the VLAN ID
that you specified in step 4f. In the CTRL field, enter the IP address of
eth1. Click Save. Record the IP address in "DPI blade IP addresses" on
page 9.
f. Under I/O Module Tasks in the left pane, select Configuration.
g. Click Bay 2 and select Advanced Configuration.
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