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GoBeam8000 Quick Configuration Guide
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GoBeam 5100/6100 Quick Configuration Guide
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GoBeam8000 Quick Configuration Guide
This document demonstrates a quick configuration of a new device with software version
4.0.x.x. For more details, it is recommended that you refer to the GoBeam8000 CLI Reference
Guide.
The CLI can be accessed via Telnet, SSH or RS232 (RS232 option is only available on devices
with an RS232 port). Use a standard straight Ethernet cable or a standard RS232-interface
cable to connect to the device.
The default configuration of the device is to receive a dynamic
IP address from a DHCP server without VLAN tagging.
1. Configure the Management IP and VLAN
The following command configures the management connectivity by setting the IP address,
subnet mask, management VLAN and default gateway:
a. Configure the management IP address and VLAN:
/configure ip vlan
<vlan number> <address ip-address>
<mask ip-address>
default-gateway
<gateway ip-address>
b. Save the configuration:
copy running-config startup-config
Example:
/configure ip vlan 7 192.168.30.102 255.255.255.0
default-gateway 192.168.30.254
copy running-config startup-config
2. Upgrade the software version (optional)
This procedure is only required if you want to upgrade the unit with the latest software
version.
a. Log in using the predefined “super” user (user: super; password: super).
b. Ping to verify connectivity to a HTTP server:
ping
{<dest ip-address> | <url string>}
Once connectivity has been verified, press CTRL+C, to exit the ping mode.
c. Download the latest software from a HTTP server to the device’s flash memory:
import
image
from url
<url filename string>
d. Restart the device:
reload
e. Log in using the predefined “super” user.
f. Delete the old software configuration from the device:
delete startup-config
g. Restart the device:
reload
h. Log in using the predefined “super” user.
i. Reconfigure the management IP address and VLAN, if required (see step 1).
