Allied Telesis SwitchBlade x3100 Series Manual page 88

Introduction
TABLE 1-7
Step Action or State
Enable the telnet server
1
ENABLE TELNET SERVER
SET IP INTERFACE=MGMT
2
IPADDRESS=10.52.66.220
SUBNETMASK=255.255.255.0
SET SYSTEM GATEWAY 10.51.66.1
3
Set system DNS (if not already set)
4
SET SYSTEM DNS 10.4.5.7,10.52.7.50
Set system domain name (if not already set)
5
SET SYSTEM DOMAINNAME ALLIED-SYSTEM-1
ENABLE IP INTERFACE=MGMT
6
SHOW IP INTERFACE=MGMT
7
Interface.......................... ETH:0 (MGMT)
IP State........................... Enabled
Provisioning
IP Address...................... 10.52.66.220
Subnet Mask..................... 255.255.255.0
Gateway......................... 10.52.66.1
DNS............................. <none>
Domain Name..................... <none>
Card............................ ACTCFC
MGMT............................ Yes
Caution: The inband interface can be accessed from any port. Therefore, avoid provisioning subscriber ports
on the inband VLAN
TABLE 1-8
Step Action or State
Create the VLAN to be used for the inband interface
1
CREATE VLAN INBAND VID 420
Add the VLAN to the Network interface
2
ADD VLAN INBAND INTERFACE 1.0 FRAME TAGGED
Add the IP interface to the VLAN
3
ADD IP INTERFACE VLAN:420.0 IPADDRESS 10.51.66.101 SUBNET-
MASK 255.255.255.0 IFNAME INBAND
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Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Setting Up the Switch)
Configure the MGMT Interface
Configure the Inband Interface
Configuring the Management Interfaces
Details
Required before telnet interfaces can be used
Sets the IP address and subnet mask for the manage-
ment interface.
Sets the system gateway.
This step is optional.
This step is optional.
The domain name is a string of 1 to 63 characters in
length.
Enables the interface so management-related data
can be transmitted and received.
This shows a dedicated MGMT interface has been
configured.
The SBx3112 only supports a single
Note:
default gateway, DNS server, and
Domain Name, and so these
parameters do not appear on the SET
IP INTERFACE and ADD IP
INTERFACE commands.
Details