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2.9 Network Setup
2.9
Network Setup
There are three methods that can be used to communicate with your SecureSync in order
to set up an IPv4 address and configure inputs and outputs; the best method will depend
on your specific setup and connections.
2.9.1
Network connection (common tasks):
Identify the IP address assigned to your SecureSync:
Since the SecureSync defaults to DHCP, when a unit is connected to a DHCP-enabled net-
work, an IP address should be assigned automatically. To identify the IP address and com-
municate with the SecureSync via the Web UI, follow one of the methods below.
On the front panel display:
1. Press the Network menu button
2. Navigate to highlight Eth0 or press the RIGHT button to select Eth1
3. View the IP address
In the CLI:
In the Web UI:
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The web user interface ("Web UI") is the most complete way to configure and
monitor the unit. The Web UI is available through one of the Ethernet ports via a net-
work connection. Using the Web UI requires a web browser.
The Command Line Interpreter ("CLI") is available through the USB serial port
(front panel), or the RJ45 serial port (rear panel). The CLI can be either a means to
configure the unit to allow access to the Web UI, or the principal means of com-
munication with your SecureSync. Using the CLI requires a terminal emulator pro-
gram.
The command helpcli provides a list of helpful commands (press q or ctrl c to exit)
as does the main user manual.
The
front panel display menu
Using the front panel display requires physical access to the unit.
Note:
The default credentials for both the Web UI and the CLI are:
username:
spadmin
password:
admin123
Note:
SecureSync's network settings have DHCP enabled by default.
The net4 command will display the network IPv4 settings for each Ethernet port.
also allows monitoring and settings adjustments.
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