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Network Configuration
Network configuration settings include the IP settings for the Switch, SNMP settings, settings up user
accounts and configuring system time settings.
IP Address
Use this to view or change Switch IP settings.
In the IP Settings window, read-only information includes the Switch MAC Address and the current IP
settings (listed under Current Settings). Change IP settings under New Settings. The CLI command
set for Switch IP settings is
To change IP settings:
1. Select Manual, BOOTP or DHCP in the Get IP From menu.*
2. If you are assigning IP settings manually, type in the IP settings for IP Address, Subnet
Mask and Default Gateway.
3. Change the Management VLAN ID number in the Management VID box (default Management
VID = 1). CLI command =
4. Click Apply to let your changes take effect.
* Important Note: The GBIC uplink ports on the DES-7003 CPU module are currently not
compatible with BOOOTP and DHCP client modes. The Switch can receive BOOTP or DHCP
settings instructions through the Management Port on the Primary Master CPU module. However,
since this port is not intended for routine network traffic and should not be used to uplink the Switch
to the network, it should be connected directly to a non-networked DHCP or BOOTP server with the
function limited to providing service only to the Switch.
Using the Web-based Management Software
DES-7000/DES-7100 Layer 2 Switch User's Guide
Figure 6- 34. IP Settings Window
config
ip.
config ip
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