Accessing The Media Flow Engine; Connecting To The Media Flow Controller Cli - Juniper VXA2000 - QUICK START REV1 Quick Start Manual

5. Accessing the Media Flow Engine

6. Connecting to the Media Flow Controller CLI

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Enter enable to access Enable mode.
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mfc-unconfigured-3c33c8 > enable
mfc-unconfigured-3c33c8 #
Enter configure terminal to access Config mode.
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mfc-unconfigured-3c33c8 # configure terminal
mfc-unconfigured-3c33c8 (config) #
Configure the IP address of eth0 by specifying the address and either the netmask
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or length with the interface command.
mfc-unconfigured-3c33c8 (config) # interface eth0 ip address 10.10.25.65 /24
Save and apply the IP address configuration.
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mfc-unconfigured-3c33c8 # configuration write
After you have configured the eth0 IP address, you can continue to use the Media
Flow Controller CLI to complete the appliance configuration, or you can use the
Web-based Management Console.
To log in to the system command line interface (CLI) for the first time, the IP address
must already be assigned to the interface.
To log in to the CLI for the first time:
Do one of the following to connect:
1.
Open an SSH session and enter the Media Flow Controller management IP address
or hostname.
Open a serial console session with the console server IP address and port.
Log in to the Management Console (Web UI) by navigating to the configured Media
2.
Flow Controller IP address, specifying the management port (:8080), and using the
same login credentials. For example:
http://192.168.1.100.8080
The Management Console has a subset of the CLI commands; these commands are
sufficient for simple configurations.
You can connect to the CLI with SSH, Telnet (once enabled, Telnet is disabled by default),
or the serial console using the IP address of your Media Flow Engine. The Media Flow
Engine responds with a login prompt.
Enter admin as the user; there is no default password. After you have connected, you
must enter enable and then configure terminal in order to begin configuring Media Flow
Controller.
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