3.
Log in as ‘root’. Use the password ‘delta’.
4.
ftp to your PC by typing ‘
ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx’
where you substitute the IP address
of your PC for the x’s. Login as appropriate (probably with an anonymous login)
5.
Copy the files to be edited from the DeltaSphere to the ftp server with the following
commands
put /etc/network/ipv4/eth0
put /etc/hosts.allow
(The following are optional. See step 6 for details.)
put /etc/hosts.deny
put /etc/hostname
put /etc/hosts
put /etc/resolve.conf
Note: You will need to know where these files have been copied to on the ftp
server.
6.
Edit these files, as necessary, on the ftp server (or on any system) using a text editor like
Wordpad (note that Notepad will not edit the files correctly). You need to know your
system’s network address requirements for this operation and may need a network
administrator. Here are some examples of the editing required.
•
Edit the file ‘eth0’ The content is shown below
#################################
# Configure with STATIC IP
#
# configure these if not using dhcpcd to get your IP address
#
network_interface="eth0" #text:10#
ipv4_type="static"
#radio:static|none# type of
interface
ipv4_address="172.18.2.213"
#text:20# interface IP address
ipv4_netmask="255.255.255.0" #text:20#
mask
ipv4_broadcast="172.18.2.255" #text:20#
broadcast
ipv4_gateway="172.18.2.254"
#text:20# gateway to route to
ipv4_restart="no"
#boolean# should the firewall
be restarted after configuring
•
Change the 4 IP addresses in the file to the desired numbers for your network. Save the
file.
•
Edit the file ‘hosts.allow’ (contents shown below) as needed. Match the numbers with
the DeltaSphere’s new IP address where 255 appears in the ‘
ipv4_netmask
’ above
(in this example – the first three numbers).
# /etc/hosts.allow: list of hosts that are allowed to access the
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