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72 C
HAPTER
4: C
ONFIGURING AND
U
SING
EME O
PTIONS
Quick Reference
Configuration
Table 19 outlines the basic steps for configuring your Management
Module (EME).
Saving Configuration
Values
When you make configuration changes to the EME using any of the
set
commands, they take effect immediately and they are saved permanently.
Thus, do not make any configuration changes until you are fully aware of
the consequences that these changes have on the system.
Table 19 Configuration Steps
Procedure* Command
1 Configure your terminal to match
the default EME communication
settings. See your terminal vendor's documentation
2 Configure EME terminal settings.
See “Configuring the Terminal” in
this chapter.
set terminal console hangup
set terminal console prompt
set terminal timeout system
set terminal timeout session
3 Configure contact information,
customize the prompt, and enable
or disable diagnostics.
See “Customizing Your System” in
this chapter.
set eme contact
set eme diagnostics
set eme location
set eme name
4 Set the time and date.
See “Customizing Your System” in
this chapter.
set clock
5 Configure user login criteria.
See “Configuring User Logins” in
this chapter.
set login password
set login administer
show login
clear login
6 Set IP and SNMP parameters to
enable network access and increase
your management options.
7 See “Configuring SNMP Values” in
this chapter.
set ip ip_address
set ip subnet_mask
set ip default_gateway
set community
set snmp
* The order of configuration is important in some networks. Read the appropriate sections for
more information.